Form Submission

In the context of web development, form submission refers to the process where a user completes a form and sends the entered information to a web server for processing. This typically occurs when the user clicks a submit button. The data is then collected, often in the form of key-value pairs, and sent to the server, where it can be processed, stored, or used to generate a response. Form submissions are a fundamental part of interactive websites, enabling user inputs for actions like registrations, logins, searches, and feedback.

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