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 ## Input
-The HTML `<input>` tag is used to create an element which allows a user to input data. Typically this would be within a `<form>` element, although it's not required.
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+The HTML `<input>` tag is typically used within a `<form>` element to declare an input element.
+It allows the user to enter data, and can vary in many ways.
 
 ### Example
 ```html
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-In the above example, there is a form with two text fields which ask the user to enter their first and last names according to the labels specified. `<input type="submit">` is another type of input which is used to submit the form's data to the URL defined in the form's `action` attribute.
+In the above example, there are two input fields which ask the user to enter their first and last names according to the labels specified. 
 
-### Types
-There are many types of `<input>` tags which can be specified with the input's `type` attribute. A few common types are:
-- **Text** - Creates a simple text box
-- **Password** - Creates a text field but masks the characters typed into the input
-- **Checkbox** - Creates a checkbox field that allows the user to select multiple options
-- **Radio** - Creates a field that allows a user to select only one option
-- **Submit** - Displays a button that submits the form when clicked
-- **Hidden** - This is a special type that doesn't render on the page. It's typically used to pass additional data along with a form.
+Submit (`<input type="submit">`) is another type of input which is used to take the data entered by the user into the form and send it to some other location specified in the code.
+
+### Input Types
+The HTML `<input>` tag uses the attribute `type` to specify what kind of input element to display. Some of these include:
+* `type = "text"` - This is the default type, and generates a one-line text field.
+* `type = "password"`- This will generate a password field, and is used for (you guessed it!) passwords.
+* `type = "hidden"` - This will generate a hidden input field.
+* `type = "text"` - Creates a simple text box.
+* `type = "password"` - Creates a text field but masks the characters typed into the input.
+* `type = "checkbox"` - Creates a checkbox field that allows the user to select multiple options.
+* `type = "radio"` - Creates a field that allows a user to select only one option.
+* `type = "submit"` - Displays a button that submits the form when clicked.
+* `type = "hidden"` - This is a special type that doesn't render on the page. It's typically used to pass additional data along with a form.
+
+#### More Information:
+[MDN - Input](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input)