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HTML CAR REPORT

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RRappen25
Last edited Feb 23, 2022
Created on Feb 23, 2022
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This example presents a plain-text inventory of three used cars, listing model year, make, model, and asking price for each vehicle. The report uses basic HTML structure with an unordered list, red heading, and grey background. Styling is applied through a separate CSS file that sets monospace font at 100 pixels, though the HTML also includes inline styles. The data is hard-coded directly in the markup, with no JavaScript libraries or data-fetching APIs involved; the visualization relies entirely on static HTML and CSS rendering.

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