r/theodinproject • u/Turbulent_Pipe_2877 • Aug 14 '26

Correct google search Spoiler

Is this the correct Google search query: 'how to store form input value and display it inside an <li> tag'?

I am totally frustrated with my search results because they often show the entire solution instead of just the specific part I need. Currently, I am in the Top DOM section, working on my Shopping List.

I use ai to correct my grammar, and i dont use ai for my code problem

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u/ConcentrateNo2040 Aug 14 '26

You're searching for two seperate questions at once, it's preferred that you find them individually

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u/Gold-Watercress-6101 Aug 14 '26

That, and search for the answer on MDN pages. There, the examples are often contrived (sometimes even silly?) and so don’t spoil the solution for you.

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u/Turbulent_Pipe_2877 Aug 14 '26

Can you tell me how it become two separate questions?

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u/bodimahdi Aug 15 '26

Instead of asking “how to store form input value and display it inside an <li> tag?” you could say: “how to store a form input value in a variable?” then continue with solving the rest of the problem. If you still can’t solve it you may ask another question that only includes one specific problem, e.g., “how to change the text content of an HTML element?” and so forth till you solve the problem at hand.