That is equal to 360 degrees Now, can we simplify this? That's a bore to write this little, superscript circle That's literally the units of the question.
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Now that exact same angle if we were to measure it in degrees, How many degrees is that? Well if you were doing degrees, it would be one full revolution. How many radians is that? Well we know that it is 2 pi radians. And the first question I'll ask you: If you do one revolution, You have an angle that went all the way around once. Hopefully, Little Lemon will get a lot more table bookings now.We're asked to convert pi radians and negative pi/3 radians to degrees.
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In this video, you've covered how to use radio buttons to create a simple online booking form. This form has a much better user experience now. A user will be able to select the button specifically. Selecting the desired choice will be much easier on a mobile device now. If I click on the text now, the corresponding input element is selected. I save the file again and return to Live Preview. I open booking.html again, for each input element and texts, I wrap them in a label element, which will group the texts with the input element. Luckily, there is a way to improve this by setting the text and button as the input area. On a mobile device with a way smaller screen, it may be difficult for the user to accurately select the small button elements. However, I'm testing this form on a laptop with a large screen. The table location field behaves the same. If I choose an option for the table size and then choose a different option, my previous choice is deselected. I save the file and open it in Live Preview. Again, I set the name attribute to location. On the second input element, I set the type attribute to radio and the value attribute to outdoors. Since the indoor booking is the most common, I'll add the checked attribute to this input element so that it is selected by default. I then set the name attribute to location, matching the id of the second fieldset element. On the first input element, I set the type attribute to radio and the value attribute to indoors. In the second fieldset element, I add two input elements representing the table location at the restaurant. After the element, I add the text, six-person table. On the third input element, I set the type attribute to radio and the value attribute to six. To do this, I add the checked attribute to this input element. Since the four-person table is the most common booking, I want to have this option selected by default. After the element, I the text, four-person table. On the second input element, I set the type attribute to radio and the value attribute to four. After the element, I add the text two-person table. This tells the browser, which fieldset the input belongs to. It is important to set the name attribute value to match the value of the id attribute in the fieldset. On the first input element, I set the type attribute to radio and the value attribute to two. Inside the first fieldset element, I add three input elements representing the three different tables sizes. There are three different tables sizes available at Little Lemon two-person, four-person, and six person tables. Inside the element, I add the text book table. On the button element, I set the type attribute to submit. Below the fieldset elements, I add a button element. On the second fieldset element, I set the id attribute to location.
On the first fieldset element, I set the id attribute to size. Without the fieldset elements, all radio buttons will belong to the same group, but for this form, we need two groups. The fieldset element defines a group for the radio buttons. First, I'll add to fieldset elements, one for the table size and one for location. I've set up the basic HTML structure and added a form element.
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I've opened Visual Studio Code and added a new file called booking.html.
Now, let's explore how to set up a HTML form with radio buttons. Radio buttons are ideal for this forum because they allow me to set up groups of options of which only one option and the group can be selected. Since both choices have limited options available, it will be best to use radio buttons for the input. Therefore, the HTML form must allow customers to decide between the available table sizes, as well as if they want to sit indoors or outdoors. Like most restaurants, Little Lemon has different table sizes and different sections in the restaurant where customers can be seated. By now, you should know that a HTML form will be an ideal solution for that. That's one of the reasons why the Little Lemon restaurant is adding a table booking system to their website. The ability to book things online is super convenient. Perhaps it was tickets to a show or accommodation for a holiday. You've surely booked something online before.
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