How To Create a Reset Button in HTML

Besides just having a submit button where a user submits the data s/he has entered, you can also easily create a reset button to a form, so that if a
user wants to delete all the information in the fields s/he has entered, all he has to do is click the 'reset' button and all that has been entered into the text boxes
or fields will be cleared.
Below you can see a form with a reset button.
Type information into the above form, as a test, and then click the 'Reset' button to test it. You should see that all information that you entered is cleared and erased. This is how reset buttons operate.
Coding
To create a reset button, the code to do is:
If you want the reset button to have text on it other than "reset", you can add a value attribute to the reset input tag, and set the value attribute to
whatever text you want the button to say. For example, the button below is a reset button with the text "Start Over" on it.
The code to create this is:
To create the reset button which we have at the beginning with the 2 text boxes, the complete HTML code to do so is:
HTML Code
Summary: The only 2 attributes that the reset button uses are the type attribute, which is set to "reset" and the value attribute (optional) which can be made
to be set the text on the button to whatever text is desired.