Cars Report

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Last edited Nov 7, 2019

Created on Nov 7, 2019

This example displays the makes of cars from a small, hard-coded dataset defined in `cars.js` as a JSON array and parsed with `JSON.parse`. The visualization focuses on a single data point, retrieving the `make` of the second car (BMW) and displaying it as large text in the browser. It uses D3 v5 from a CDN to load the page, while the message is set directly via JavaScript DOM manipulation with `getElementById` and `textContent`, styled with an external CSS file that applies the Ubuntu font.

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