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Last edited Dec 3, 2020

Created on Dec 2, 2020

This example displays a static web page that centers the text "hi" at a very large font size, with a smaller "hi" rendered in a preformatted element below. It demonstrates a minimal setup for a React-style project using JavaScript modules, importing a string value from a separate `cars.js` file and inserting it into the DOM via `document.getElementById`. The styling uses inline CSS within the HTML, and the browser console logs a greeting. The data source is a simple exported constant.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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