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An HTML form allows users to enter information into controls like text boxes, checkboxes, and menus. The form then submits the user's responses to a server using either GET or POST requests. The document provides an example form with controls for entering a first name, last name, email, gender, and submit/reset buttons. It also describes other common form controls like textareas, file selects, and hidden fields.
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