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Cars Report

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Last edited May 25, 2020
Created on May 25, 2020
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This React-based visualization displays a static report on a small dataset of cars. It renders the make of the first car in the array, “Honda,” as a plain text message on the page. The application imports car data from a JavaScript file via `JSON.parse` and uses React’s `document.getElementById` to inject the text directly into an HTML element, bypassing the typical ReactDOM rendering.

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