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Created on Feb 25, 2019

This example demonstrates loading asynchronous data and updating a webpage’s content once the data arrives. The page initially shows the text "Loading..." and then, after a five-second delay, displays a specific car year from a hardcoded JSON array of car objects. The JavaScript uses a custom ES6 module that exports a `getCars` function returning a Promise, which simulates a network request with a timeout. The HTML page styles the large output text using CSS with the Ubuntu font, while the D3.js library is included via a CDN link.

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