html: form radiobutton

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html: form radiobutton

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Created on Mar 22, 2013

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML form control for a radio button, showing a single selectable option with an associated label. The code uses native HTML markup with the `input` element set to `type="radio"` and a `name` attribute of `"set-radio"`, paired with a `label` element using the `for` attribute to link it to the input’s `id`. The rendering relies entirely on the browser’s default styling for form elements, with no external libraries or custom JavaScript. The interaction is limited to toggling the radio button’s checked state, as defined by the HTML specification. No data source or advanced visualization API is involved; the example focuses solely on the structural and semantic foundation of a radio-button input.

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