Need help with survey form testing failing

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Can someone please help me with my Survey Form

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Please post your full code. Thanks

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Can you please give me hint on posting the code here. I am find that a bit confusing

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I can see that you are trying to post code.

If you leave your reply, then @JeremyLT or I can fix it for you :+1:

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Now that we can see your code, what do you need help with?

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When I run your code, I see several tests failing.

So let’s just start with the first one

Failed:Your #number should have a type of number.

Here is the code you wrote for that

<label for="number"><input id="number" type="text" min="18" max="120" placeholder=" Age"/>Age(optional)</label>

You wrote type text but the test is expecting a number input instead

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For the next three failing tests here

  • You should have a label element with an id of name-label.

  • Failed:You should have a label element with an id of email-label.

  • Failed:You should have a label element with an id of number-label.

You have not supplied any of these label elements with an id.
All of these label elements need the correct id to pass

      <label for="name"><input id="name" name="name" type="text" placeholder="Full-Name" required/>Enter Name</label>
      <label for="email"><input  id="email"type="email" type="number" name="email" placeholder="Enter your mail" required/>Enter your Email</label>
      <label for="number"><input id="number" type="text" min="18" max="120" placeholder=" Age"/>Age(optional)</label>
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oh okay. Thanks
I have lot of failed and i have make lot of research on w3school page to get a hint but, I still end up with the same result

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It is common for it take a while to pass the tests for your first project. It is all part of the learning process. We were all there once.

My advice to you is to take it slow and resolve one issue at a time.

Start by fixing the first issue I mentioned for the number input.

Then move onto the next issue.

Then move onto the next failing test.

That is how you will get these tests to pass.

Then if you need help with one, reach out again with the specific tests you are failing and we can help you from there :+1:

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okay. Let me get back to work. Thanks for the inspiration

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