In HTML5, an API for file operations is provided. Through this API, the related processing of accessing the local file system from the web page becomes very simple. So far only some browsers support it. 1. FileList object and File object The FileList object represents a list of files selected by the user. In HTML4, only one file is allowed to be placed in the file control, but in HTML5, multiple files are allowed to be placed in the file control by adding the multiple attribute. Each file selected by the user in the control is a file object, and FileList is a list of these file objects, representing all the files selected by the user. The file object has two attributes, one is name, which means the file name does not include the path of the file; the other is lastModifiedDate, which means the date the file was last modified.
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