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To label a radio button, add a <label> element after the <input> element and insert a for attribute with the same value as the id of the associated <input> element. Then, write your label text in the <label> tag.

Input Radio value PropertyGet the value of the value attribute of a radio button: getElementById("myRadio").Change the value of the value attribute of a radio button: getElementById("myRadio").Using radio buttons together with a text input field to display the value of the selected radio button:

To group radio buttons: 1.To group radio buttons, drag a Group object from the Common Visuals section of the Toolbox around the entire group of radio buttons. Alternatively, just insert a Radio Button Group object.

To group radio buttons, they should have the same value for the name attribute. This allows us to select only one radio button at once and apply the required attribute to the whole group.

Each radio button must be accompanied by a label describing the choice it represents. Another alternative is to provide an ID for each radio element and then use that ID in the for attribute of the label.All radio buttons with same name are treated as a group.

Drag a GroupBox or Panel control from the Windows Forms tab on the Toolbox onto the form. Draw RadioButton controls on the GroupBox or Panel control.

One way to rename a radio button is to right-click it, select Rename, enter a new name, and click OK. Another way is to double-click the radio button in the timeline to open it for editing, enter a new name, and press Enter on your keyboard.