As they say, all good things come to an end.
Actually, it's not quite the end, is it?
It's only the end of one section.
And in this section we've gone through the original input types.
And by original, I just mean those that have been with us since "pa fell off the bus" - for a very long
time.
Things like password, giving the user the ability to upload files, the input of type hidden.
Hello my girl.
I can't believe she was like so small when I started this course.
And she's growing up so big.
Aren't you, my girl?
Love her.
She's coming right in the way of this video.
You know.
Really?
Careful.
There we go.
Oh, they're just beautiful.
Anyway, my point was, we've got very crucial input types like password, input type of hidden, text,
obviously files, etc etc.
These are the basic ones that you're going to be seeing all the time.
And that's why I dedicated an entire section talking about them.
And of course through this, like checkable items, you know, checkboxes or radio buttons, we've seen
how to target the CSS pseudo classes to make forms a lot more intuitive.
We've even custom designed cool checkboxes.
I mean, I could do this all all day, and I pretty much do.
But anyway, the point I'm trying to make is that I've had a lot of fun, but in the development industry,
things are always progressing.
And with the new HTML spec, we have been introduced to newer input types.
But let me not get ahead of myself.
Try your hand at these few fun questions that I've put together for you.
And then, my dear students, I will see you in the next section.
Adios.