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Last edited Jun 12, 2020
Created on Jun 12, 2020

This example presents a simple HTML cars report that lists three vehicles with their model years and prices. It demonstrates basic DOM structure using an unordered list with inline text content, where the 2012 Nissan Leaf is visually emphasized through a red highlighted class. The page renders with large monospace typography via CSS styles that affect body text and the highlighted item. The code uses plain HTML and CSS with no JavaScript libraries, relying solely on static markup and a separate stylesheet for presentation.

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