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Cars Report Fork

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Last edited Feb 14, 2020

Created on Feb 14, 2020

This example lists three used cars with prices and highlights the 2000 Honda Accord in red. The page uses JavaScript bundled from React, as referenced in the starter code, to render the static list from the HTML. Styling is handled via CSS, with the `.highlighted` class applying the red color to the first item. The `<pre>` element is present to display a message, though no dynamic interaction is implemented in the shown code.

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