HTML Starter

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Created on Oct 1, 2020

This example renders a static "Hello HTML" message centered on a blank page using plain HTML and CSS. It uses a JavaScript `console.log` statement to demonstrate basic script execution, and a separate `cars.js` file defines a JSON array of car listings with a `Promise` that returns the data after a two-second delay. The visualization shows a bare-bones HTML setup with inline styling, suitable as a starting template for web-based projects.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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