Cars Report

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Created on Oct 9, 2019

This example generates a plain-text car report from a dataset of cars, filtering records based on a price threshold provided as a function argument. It imports car data from a local module and uses a custom `generateReport` function to build a formatted message, which is then displayed on the page by writing to an HTML element’s `textContent`. The visualization relies on standard JavaScript module imports and DOM manipulation, with no third-party libraries or rendering APIs involved. The report is presented as large monospaced text, offering a minimal, text-based alternative to graphical charts.

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