Cars Report Module

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Cars Report Module

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Created on Nov 26, 2020

This example demonstrates a JavaScript report module that filters a hard-coded array of car data by price and displays the results as a list. The page shows how asynchronous data retrieval works, using a `Promise` with a simulated delay to fetch the car records before generating and rendering the report items. The interface combines raw HTML elements, CSS styling for a highlighted row, and JavaScript functions to populate the list. A separate SVG page is included for exploring shapes like circles, rectangles, and paths, with some elements grouped and transformed.

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