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Menus with React

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RRudy Shayganfar
Last edited Oct 7, 2020
Created on Oct 7, 2020

This example demonstrates a pet-selection menu built with React, displaying a dropdown that lets users choose from six animals and updates a displayed value in response. It shows how a reusable `Dropdown` component manages state through React hooks, specifically `useState` for tracking the selected value and `onSelectedValueChange` to handle user input. The interface renders via `ReactDOM.render`, with options defined in a JavaScript array and styled using inline CSS. The code uses React 16.9.0 from a CDN, illustrating a controlled component pattern for interactive menu selection.

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Menus with React.

This menu was created following steps contained in the CS573 Week 6 video "Menus with React".

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