1. Draw a square
2. ???
3. PROFIT

<input type="checkbox" name="choices" value="yes" /> Yes <br />
<input type="checkbox" name="choices" value="no" /> No <br />

@tytho forgot the square brackets there friend 😊. Check boxes allow for multiple selection, therefor inappropriate for yes-no prompts (see `type="radio"`)

and here I thought he was talking about a check box in Android app dev 😂

Language Im creating: <checkbox value="newLanguage" /> 😂

@tyho indeed. you only need one checkbox. Just don't forget to either set a default parameter or check to see if the check box variable exists. Technically you will only have a true once the check box is checked but if the check box is unchecked the variable will not exist unless you default it to false first.

@fyroc @dev-nope all good points, and to be fair, I shouldn't have treated this like stack-overflow. I was just attempting to get syntax out, not pull real-world examples out of my butt.

we are all developers after all