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fixed error in the text #1970

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The `<Field>` component by default will render an `<input>` component that given a `name` prop will implicitly grab the respective `onChange`, `onBlur`, `value` props and pass them to the element as well as any props you pass to it. However,Since not everything is an input, `<Field>` also accepts a few other props to let you render whatever you want. Some examples..
The `<Field>` component by default will render an `<input>` component that given a `name` prop will implicitly grab the respective `onChange`, `onBlur`, `value` props and pass them to the element as well as any props you pass to it. However, since not everything is an input, `<Field>` also accepts a few other props to let you render whatever you want. Some examples..

```jsx
// <input className="form-input" placeHolder="Jane" />
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