What are the differences between CheckBox and RadioButton?
- CheckBox allows users to select multiple options at the same time, while RadioButton only allows users to select one option from a group.
- CheckBox is typically used to represent multiple optional choices where users can select one or more, while RadioButton is typically used to represent a set of mutually exclusive options where users can only choose one.
- CheckBox typically appears as a square, allowing users to select or deselect an option by clicking on the square. In contrast, RadioButton typically appears as a circular dot, allowing users to select only one of the dots.
- In user interface design, CheckBox is commonly used to indicate multiple options such as “yes” or “no”, while RadioButton is commonly used to indicate selecting only one option.
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