HMTL Cars Report

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HMTL Cars Report

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Last edited Nov 5, 2020

Created on Nov 5, 2020

This example shows a static cars report listing three vehicles as plain HTML list items, with the first entry highlighted in red via CSS class. The page uses simple monospace typography and a large font size, rendered directly in the browser without data binding or interactivity. The React starter code in `index.js` renders a static “Hello React!” message, while the actual report content lives entirely in `index.html` with a linked `style.css` stylesheet. No visualization libraries or data sources are invoked; the display relies solely on standard DOM elements and CSS styling.

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