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Your solution is approved because it correctly selects all inputs from the form, creates separate label elements with the field-label class, links them to the corresponding inputs via the for attribute, and sets capitalized placeholders based on input.name, fully matching the task requirements. Functionality-wise, there are no blockers: labels are inserted into the same parent as the inputs, placeholders are derived from the input names, and the HTML/CSS layout is left unchanged as requested.
There are a couple of small robustness and UX improvements you could consider for the future: in the loop where you set label.setAttribute('for', input.id), you might want to assign an id when it’s missing (for example, using input.name) to ensure the label is always accessible. Similarly, instead of using the raw input.name for label.textContent, you could transform it into a more human-readable form (e.g., capitalize it and replace underscores or dashes with spaces). It would also be slightly more flexible to use label.classList.add('field-label') instead of assigning className directly, which is safer if more classes are ever added. Overall, your implementation meets the core requirements well, and these suggestions are just to help you keep improving the clarity and accessibility of your forms.
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