Cars Report

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Last edited Oct 31, 2019

Created on Oct 31, 2019

This example displays a car report by reading imported JSON data and rendering the make of the first vehicle in large text on a dark, styled page. Using the cars module, it parses a static array of car objects and assigns the property to a DOM element’s text content via `document.getElementById`. The interface relies on plain HTML, CSS with a Google Fonts import, and ES6 module exports, though no D3 or interactive visualization is present.

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