The document outlines the creation of an HTML file named userinput.html containing a form for user inputs, and a PHP file named userinputhandler.php to process these inputs. Upon submission, the user's inputs should be displayed on the same page, and looping should be implemented to handle multiple favorite fruit entries without hard-coding. Key user input fields include first name, last name, gender, and favorite fruit.

1. Create ONE HTML file, UserInput.html, with the following Form types.
Create ONE PHP file, UserInputHandler.php, with the following behavior. After user enters
inputs (e.g. John, Doe, Male, Eggplant/Cucumber) and clicks Submit button, user should display
the users input at the Sender Page (e.g. the following display). The actual display should depend
on users actual input. For example, you may need to write a loop to handle Favorite Fruit input.
No hard-code is allowed!
First Name: John
Last Name: Doe
Gender: Male
Favorite Fruit: Eggplant, Cucumber First Name Last Name Gender Female Male Favorite Fruit
Tomato Onion Cucumber Eggplant