Complete the code to bind the checkbox value to the variable.
<input type="checkbox" bind:checked=[1] />
bind:value instead of bind:checked for checkboxes.The bind:checked directive connects the checkbox's checked state to the variable isChecked.
Complete the code to bind the radio button group to the variable.
<input type="radio" name="color" value="red" bind:group=[1] />
bind:checked instead of bind:group for radio buttons.The bind:group directive binds all radio buttons with the same group to the variable color.
Fix the error in the checkbox binding code.
<input type="checkbox" bind:value=[1] />
bind:value for checkboxes causes the binding to fail.Checkboxes should use bind:checked to bind their checked state, not bind:value.
Fill both blanks to bind a group of radio buttons and set the variable.
<script> let [1] = 'blue'; </script> <input type="radio" name="color" value="blue" bind:group=[2] />
The variable selectedColor is declared and bound to the radio group using bind:group={color}. Here, the variable names differ but the binding must match the declared variable.
Fill all three blanks to create a checkbox bound to a variable and display its state.
<script> let [1] = false; </script> <label> <input type="checkbox" bind:checked=[2] /> Checked: [3] </label>
bind:value instead of bind:checked.The variable isChecked is declared and bound to the checkbox's checked state. The label displays the current value of isChecked.