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Cars Report

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Aalihakan34
Last edited Jul 3, 2019
Created on Jul 3, 2019
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This example displays a single car manufacturer's name, "Porsche," as large, white text on a dark blue background. A hardcoded array of car objects, defined in `cars.js`, provides the data, with the first record's `make` property selected for display. The page uses `document.getElementById` within `index.js` to update the text content of a predefined `<pre>` element, while `styles.css` applies the Ubuntu font and overall page styling. The visualization is minimal, focusing on a direct data-to-text output rather than a chart.

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