Radio Buttons

Radio buttons are a group of buttons which represent options from which the user can select a value to answer a question in an interview. The choices represented are mutually exclusive, that is, the user can only choose one from the set of options.

Radio buttons are displayed as circular holes that are empty when not selected or contain a dot when selected. Each radio button has a label next to it describing the choice that the radio button represents.

Radio buttons can be used for all attribute types, and are the default input type for Boolean attributes.

Tip: You can change the appearance of radio buttons. For more information, see Change the Display of Radio Buttons.