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What does the HTML "<button type=\"submit\">" versus "<button type=\"button\">" difference matter for?
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The correct answer is B) A button with type="submit" inside a <form> triggers form submission when clicked, while type="button" performs no default action and is typically used with JavaScript event handlers
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Correct Answer
A button with type="submit" inside a <form> triggers form submission when clicked, while type="button" performs no default action and is typically used with JavaScript event handlers
Explanation
Without specifying type, a <button> inside a form defaults to "submit"; explicitly using type="button" prevents accidental form submission when the button is meant only to trigger JS logic.
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