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React dropdown

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AAndrea Picciau
Last edited Jan 10, 2022
Created on Jan 10, 2022
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A React dropdown component demonstrates a simple interactive selector for family relationships. The example renders a dropdown menu with options like Self, Son, Daughter, and Relative, using the `react-dropdown` library and its default styling. The app is built with React 16 and ReactDOM, with the dropdown’s state managed through the component’s `value` and `options` props. The code uses a plain JavaScript array for the option data and renders the selection within a styled div using React’s JSX syntax.

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