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In a web application designed for a university\'s course registration system, a form is created to collect student information. The form includes fields for the student\'s name, email, and a dropdown menu for selecting their major. The email field must validate that the input is in the correct format, while the major dropdown should only allow selections from a predefined list of majors. If a student submits the form without filling out the name field, what will be the outcome in terms of form validation, and how should the HTML be structured to ensure proper validation and user experience?

The form will not submit, and an error message will prompt the user to fill in the name field, while the email field will be validated for format correctness.

The form will submit successfully, but the user will receive a warning about the missing name field after submission.

The form will submit, but the email validation will fail, causing the entire form to be rejected.

The form will submit without any validation, and the user will be redirected to a confirmation page.

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