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title: Use HTML5 to Require a Field
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## Use HTML5 to Require a Field
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The `required` attribute works with almost all possible types of the `input` tag ( it doesn't works because it doesn't make sense for the buttons-like types or the ones with a default value e.g. `type=range`) and force the user to leave at least a minimum mark of the interaction with the required input when submitting ( select _at least_ one checkbox, type _at least_ one character into a text box, etc..)
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Its use block the form form submission until the the `required` condition woudn't be fullfilled
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You can use the `required` attribute with a particular syntax: since it is a boolean value you might write just`required` without any value.
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In this challenge you already have a form and a input element: it asks you to add the `required` attribute to the input element; remember that if something of the original code is modified or removed by accident you can always restart with a clean code using the `reset all code` button.
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Good luck!
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