Hi Judy, Well, it depends on what you want. If you want to force the user to make a single choice, actually a radio is the correct way to handle that. If you want to use checkboxes.the user can select multiple results. That is not a problem, but the solution you need depends on how you want to handle that in your data. You can mimic radio-button behavior with checkboxes also, but you really should not be that. You will become responsible for handling all the a11y that comes with that. Doing so will add a load of work that's not needed if you stick to radio-buttons.
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