report cars

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Last edited Oct 4, 2019

Created on Oct 4, 2019

This example displays a static list of car records with attributes such as year, make, model, and price. The code loads data from a local JavaScript module that parses a JSON string into an array of objects. Using D3 v5, it selects an HTML element and sets its text content to display a simple message. The visualization relies on D3’s selection and manipulation methods, along with standard DOM APIs, to render the output within a styled page.

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