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Created on Jan 24, 2019

This example displays a text report listing cars with prices above a threshold, generated from a hardcoded array of car objects. It demonstrates importing and using D3.js v5’s `select` method to update the DOM content of a `div`. The code also showcases ES6 module syntax with a separate `myMessage.js` export and array filtering/mapping for report formatting. Styling relies on an external Ubuntu font import and a dark background theme via CSS.

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