using onClick event on button with submit type, instead of using onSubmit event on form element

`What is the difference between these two?
which one is better and why?

1- using onClick event on button with submit type
2- using onSubmit event on form element
`

The main difference between using the onClick event on a button with type="submit" and using the onSubmit event on a form element is the timing of the event firing.

Using onClick on a button with type="submit"

When the button is clicked, the onClick event fires before the form is submitted.
You can use this event to perform additional validation or manipulation of the form data before submitting the form.
Using onSubmit on a form element

When the form is submitted (by clicking a submit button or pressing enter in a form field), the onSubmit event fires on the form element.
You can use this event to perform validation, manipulate the form data, or prevent the form from being submitted if necessary.
In terms of which one is better, it depends on your use case. If you need to perform additional validation or manipulation of the form data before submission, using the onClick event on the submit button may be more appropriate. However, if you need to perform more complex validation or manipulation, or need to prevent submission of the form under certain conditions, using the onSubmit event on the form element may be more appropriate.

It is a good practice to perform both client-side and server-side validation of form data to ensure the security and accuracy of your application.