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Created on Dec 11, 2023

This example demonstrates a text-based report of cars filtered by price, displaying each car as a formatted line such as “2017 VW Atlas: $31000” after a simulated two-second data fetch. The visualization renders into a preformatted HTML element using vanilla JavaScript and the React Starter template’s CSS and DOM APIs. Data comes from a hardcoded JSON array in `cars.js`, processed with array methods `filter` and `map`, while asynchronous loading uses a Promise with `setTimeout`. The report generation logic lives in `generateReport.js`, and `formatCar.js` handles output string construction.

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