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Created on Mar 30, 2020

This React starter example displays a plain-text list of four cars, each formatted with its year, make, and model. It demonstrates how to render dynamic content into the DOM using React’s `document.getElementById` and the `textContent` property, without additional visualization libraries. The data is stored in a JavaScript array and transformed using `Array.prototype.map` and a custom `formatCar` function. The example shows a minimal setup where `index.js` populates a root `<div>` element, illustrating a basic data-to-text workflow in a React application.

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