React-select

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Created on Mar 2, 2022

A React interface demonstrates a pet-selection dropdown menu using the `useState` hook to manage user input. The example shows how to split components across files with ES6 modules, exporting a reusable `Dropdown` component that receives options, an identifier, and a callback for value changes. The component renders an HTML `<select>` element with `<option>` children, styling the label and select with CSS. Initialized with "hamster," the app logs each selected value to the console, illustrating state-driven interactivity within a ReactDOM-rendered application.

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Splitting React components into multiple files using ES6 modules. Bonus: React Fragments!

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