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hey everyone Jamie here from technical cafe.com welcome to your 16th HTML tutorial in the previous tutorial we talked about how to create HTML forms in the example we use there was the login form where users could enter in their username password and then click on the login button so the form that the example that we're gonna be using today is a little bit different it's a registration form and I just created a example one so what this is going to contain it's going to contain the fields for a username a password and then we're gonna add in two options which are gender using radio buttons here so the user can only pick one option and favorite food and it's gonna allow the user to click as many as apply so the username and password fields that we have here as well as the register button are pretty similar to what we were working on in the last tutorial so if you haven't seen that you can just a check out the last tutorial that we'll go over it again in this one as well so these right here are called radio buttons and these only allow you to select one or the other so you can't people with male and female here so it allows you to pick only one and these right here for the favorite food are checkboxes and I'm sure you've seen these all over the internet somewhere so these allow you to pick as many as you want so let's say you like fruit and you like salad and you like a cheeseburger as well but you don't like ice cream or pizza it allows you to select just those ones or you can select all if you like it all or if you don't like any though some of these things on here pretty good you can just unselect all of them and when you click register like we also talked about in the last tutorial it'll bring you to a processed up PHP page where the values can would contain within these elements here are all passed to a different page to be dealt with either entered into a database or whatever the program would chose to do so let's take a look at the code over here so here we have it this is the code that we're gonna be using for this tutorial here it just involves a lot of input type so let's clear this out and we'll get to work on it here so delete everything here so this is our page here we still have the title creating HTML forms similar to last time so let's go about creating our form first we're going to create a little bit of a header will use a ch3 and if you remember from that tutorial that it's somewhere the middle of the headers with h6 being the smallest in h1 being the largest so we'll say...