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Created on Oct 5, 2025

This example renders a static “Hello HTML!” message with oversized typography, demonstrating a minimal HTML/CSS/JavaScript setup. The page displays the message in a centered 12em font, styled via a separate stylesheet. The code uses a plain HTML document structure, a CSS class selector, and a JavaScript module that logs “hello world” to the console. No data or visualization libraries are involved; the focus is on the basic file organization and load sequence.

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