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checked all checkbox

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Last edited Mar 31, 2016

Created on Mar 31, 2016

This example shows every checkbox on the page toggled to a checked state. The code selects all `<input>` elements via `document.getElementsByTagName`, then iterates through the resulting HTMLCollection with a standard `for` loop, setting each element’s `checked` property to `true`. It relies on the native DOM API and does not use any external libraries or data sources. The visualization demonstrates a simple, direct manipulation of form controls without animation, transitions, or event handling.

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