Cars Report

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Created on Mar 4, 2020

This example presents a minimal Cars Report page built with React, displaying a static "Hello World!" message and an array of numbers on an HTML page. The code imports numeric data from a separate `data.js` module and uses vanilla JavaScript to inject text into a `<pre>` element with the ID `javascript`. The page is styled with simple CSS, including a red, enlarged font for the message, and the visualization relies on the DOM API `document.getElementById` to render the output, without any additional charting or data-visualization libraries.

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