In this post, I will explain the Difference
Between RadioButton and CheckBox control.
RadioButton and CheckBox control is associated with Group property. By using group property, we can define a group of Checkboxes and RadioButton’s. There is a fundamental difference between them.
RadioButton and CheckBox control is associated with Group property. By using group property, we can define a group of Checkboxes and RadioButton’s. There is a fundamental difference between them.
In a CheckBox group, a user can select more
than one option. Each CheckBox operates individually, so a user can toggle each
response "on" and "off".
RadioButton, however, operates as a group
and provide mutually exclusive selection values. A user can select only one
option in a radio button group. In other words, clicking a non-selected radio
button will deselect whatever another button was previously selected in the
RadioButton group.
If you want to enable your user to select
more than one option in a group of choices, use CheckBox'es. If you want to
restrict your user to one option, use RadioButton's.