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Bbenben1996

Last edited Dec 24, 2018

Created on Dec 24, 2018

This example displays a single car brand name in large, centered text, pulled from a small inline JSON dataset of used cars with year, make, model, and price fields. It highlights the simplest possible data-binding workflow: loading static JSON, selecting the first record, and updating the DOM. The code uses native JavaScript with ES6 modules, `JSON.parse` for data ingestion, and `document.getElementById` to write text content. Styling relies on plain CSS with a Google Fonts import for Ubuntu, resulting in a minimal, readable report.

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