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HTML Cars Report

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AAlietta97
Last edited Jul 22, 2020
Created on Jul 22, 2020
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This example displays a static, hand-coded report of three used cars with prices, using basic HTML list markup and CSS styling to highlight the most expensive option in red. A JavaScript script sets an element’s text content to “Hello World!”, but no dataset or interactive visualization is present. The page relies on a linked stylesheet (`styles.css`) and an external `bundle.js` script, though the core rendering is plain HTML with no charting or graphics libraries.

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A demonstration of basic HTML and CSS.

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