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This example displays the year of a specific car from a static dataset, rendering the value as large text in a web page. The visualization uses React framework conventions with a plain JavaScript file that imports car data from a separate module containing an array of JSON objects. The code accesses the second car’s year property and updates the DOM by setting the text content of a pre-selected HTML element using `document.getElementById`. The rendering approach relies on basic DOM manipulation without any charting or visualization libraries.

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