Cars Report

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Created on Nov 8, 2019

This example displays a single car listing from a small inline dataset, showing the year, make, model, and price of the first car in the array. The code imports car data from a cars.js module, formats a selected record using string interpolation, and writes it to a large text element on the page. The static report uses vanilla JavaScript and the DOM API to update the message element, with styling applied through external CSS using the Ubuntu font.

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