Signup Form

Build a React signup form that takes a name and an email. Typing shows up in the inputs as you type, and submitting displays the greeting "Hello, {name}" using the entered values. It all happens inside a single component with no server request.

A form is a screen where what the user types shows up on screen and then feeds the next action, such as submitting. This problem deals with how an input reflects and updates its own value, and how that value is read and used on submit. In React, how you handle an input's value depends on how you connect what shows on screen with what the code holds. What makes the behavior trustworthy is driving the type-and-submit flow for real and checking the screen shows the value you expect.

How do you handle form input values in React?

You connect the value shown in the input with the value the code holds. This problem is about completing the flow where typing appears in the input and submitting reads that value to show a greeting.

How do I verify form behavior?

Simulate the user typing and check the value appears in the input, then confirm that after submitting, the screen shows the greeting built from that value.

Does this problem need a server request?

No. It works inside a single component handling only input and submit. Server submission, validation messages, and password input are out of scope.