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HTML Cars Report

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NNeepaB
Last edited Dec 10, 2020
Created on Dec 10, 2020
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This gallery example demonstrates a static HTML report listing cars with prices under $2,200, showing filtered vehicle data as plain text. The visualization reads car data from a JSON array defined in `cars.js`, where each car includes year, make, model, and price fields. The React component `index.js` uses JavaScript array methods (`filter` and `map`) to process the data and formats each entry into a string with the `formatCar` function, outputting results into a page element via `document.getElementById`. The presentation relies on CSS styling in `style.css` for monospace font and red highlight on specific list items.

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