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A dropdown menu lets users choose among dog, cat, or fish. The menu is built with d3.select, joining option elements to an HTML select element and binding each option’s value and label from a static array. The change event logs the selected option’s data to the console, demonstrating a minimal d3-based form control without any linked visualization.

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