Since the beginning of the web, modern web applications have had two sides to them: loading data into a web application and modifying that data. HTML has supported mechanisms for both use cases.
The <form> element in HTML is similar to <a> but with the special ability to take user input. This allows users to navigate to pages to view more data and control the data returned using their input in the URL.
While <form> and <a> both perform navigation via GET requests for viewing data, when it comes to modifying data, using GET requests can lead to problems like accidental or malicious data modification.
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