The `target` attribute in an HTML form specifies where to display the response received after form submission. It determines the browsing context (e.g., tab, window, or frame) where the result of the form action should load.
1. `_self` (Default)
Loads the response in the same window/tab where the form was submitted.
2. `_blank`
Opens the response in a new tab or window (depends on the user's browser settings).
3. `_parent`
Loads the response in the parent frame (relevant when using frames/iframes).
4. `_top`
Loads the response in the full body of the window, breaking out of any frames.
5. `framename`
Loads the response in a specific named `` or `
