HTML Cars Report

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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Feb 11, 2020

Created on Feb 11, 2020

This example shows a simple static HTML report listing three cars with their model years and weights. It renders the data as a plain bulleted list, with the first item highlighted in red. The page uses raw HTML and CSS, with a monospace font and larger type size set in the `styles.css` file. The highlighting effect comes from the `.highlighted` class applied to the first `<li>` element, and no JavaScript or external libraries are involved.

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