A button is a small, usually round object that is used to fasten clothing or to operate a machine or device. In the context of technology, a button is a graphical element that can be clicked or pressed by a user to perform a specific action.
A push button is a type of button that requires physical pressure to activate. It typically has a flat or slightly raised surface and is commonly used in electronic devices such as calculators, remote controls, and vending machines.
A toggle button is a type of button that has two states - on and off. When clicked, it switches between these two states. It is commonly used to turn a feature or function on or off in a user interface.
A radio button is a type of button that allows users to select one option from a list of options. Only one radio button can be selected at a time, and the selected option is indicated by a dot or circle inside the button. Radio buttons are often used in forms and surveys.
A reset button is a type of button that allows users to clear or reset the values of a form or input field. It is commonly used in web forms to allow users to start over or make changes to their entries before submitting the form.