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HTML Cars Report

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Ccledevoute
Last edited Jun 16, 2020
Created on Jun 15, 2020
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This example displays a plain HTML list of used cars with prices, highlighting one vehicle in red. The page uses static markup in `index.html` and simple CSS styling in `styles.css` for typography and color. The React starter code in `index.js` renders a separate “Hello React!” message via `ReactDOM.render`, though it is not connected to the car report itself. The visualization relies solely on HTML elements and CSS, with no data bindings or charting libraries.

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