Cars Report

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Created on Oct 5, 2019

This example demonstrates a text-based car report generator that filters and formats car listings by price. The application transforms raw JSON data into a readable summary using the `filter`, `map`, and `join` array methods within the `generateReport` function. The `formatCar` module constructs formatted strings from car objects, while the browser displays the final output in a styled `pre` element. The data is hardcoded in the `cars` module as JSON, and the rendering relies on plain JavaScript DOM manipulation to update the page content.

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