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HTML Cars Report

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Vviper6566
Last edited Jul 23, 2020
Created on Jul 23, 2020
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This example displays a simple static report of three used cars, listing each vehicle’s model, year, and price, with the first entry highlighted in purple. It is built as a React application where `index.js` renders a basic “Hello React!” message via `ReactDOM.render`, while the visible HTML content in `index.html` is styled by a plain CSS file using a monospace font and the `.highlighted` class. The visualization relies on no external charting or data-processing libraries, instead presenting raw data directly in the markup.

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