You are creating an HTML5 form. You want the form to automatically suggest and complete input as the user enters. Which code will correctly add this feature?

You are creating an HTML5 form. You want the form to automatically suggest and complete input as the user enters. Which code will correctly add this feature?

• A. <form autocomplete="on">
• B. <form autocomplete="off">
• C. <form autocomplete="false">
• D. <form autocomlete="on">

Answer: (A)

Autofill suggestions are controlled by the autocomplete attribute. When you set autocomplete to on on a form, the browser is allowed to offer and fill in previously entered values for the inputs inside that form as the user types. The code snippet shown with autocomplete="on" correctly enables this behavior. The other snippets fail for specific reasons: autocomplete="off" would prevent suggestions; autocomplete="false" uses an invalid value for this attribute; autocomlete="on" has a misspelling, so it won't be recognized. You could also apply autocomplete to individual inputs for more granular control, but enabling it at the form level is the standard way to activate the feature across the form.

Autofill suggestions are controlled by the autocomplete attribute. When you set autocomplete to on on a form, the browser is allowed to offer and fill in previously entered values for the inputs inside that form as the user types. The code snippet shown with autocomplete="on" correctly enables this behavior.

The other snippets fail for specific reasons: autocomplete="off" would prevent suggestions; autocomplete="false" uses an invalid value for this attribute; autocomlete="on" has a misspelling, so it won't be recognized. You could also apply autocomplete to individual inputs for more granular control, but enabling it at the form level is the standard way to activate the feature across the form.