Solution #1472
Solution #1472
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i-melnyk
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Mar 2, 2025
i-melnyk
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Your implementation in main.js is well done and meets the task requirements effectively! 🎉 You've dynamically created and inserted labels for input elements, ensuring that the labels are correctly associated with their respective inputs. While everything functions as expected, consider ensuring that each input element has a unique id attribute to avoid any potential issues. Additionally, using a more specific selector could help target only the intended input elements, enhancing the precision of your code. Keep up the great work and continue refining your skills! 🚀
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Consider using a more specific selector if you only want to target certain input elements. Using 'input' will select all input elements on the page, which might not be the intended behavior.
| const label = document.createElement('label'); | ||
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| label.classList.add('field-label'); | ||
| label.setAttribute('for', x.id); |
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Ensure that each input element has a unique 'id' attribute. The 'for' attribute of the label should match the 'id' of the input element it is labeling. If any input elements lack an 'id', this could lead to issues.
