Menus with React

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Menus with React

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Created on Dec 16, 2022

This example shows a pet-selection interface built with React, where users choose from a dropdown menu of goldfish, dog, or cat. It demonstrates state management with React’s `useState` hook, rendering a `<select>` element and dynamically highlighting the selected option. The app uses ReactDOM to render the component tree, with the dropdown options defined as an array of value-label pairs. The selected value is logged to the console, and the interface updates live as the user changes the selection.

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