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Created on Feb 4, 2020

This example displays a single word, the make of the first car in a hardcoded JSON array, as massive text on a webpage. It uses React Starter code, though the visible logic relies on plain JavaScript and the DOM API: `cars.js` defines and exports a parsed array, while `index.js` imports it and sets the `textContent` of a pre element with the ID `messageMe`. The rendering approach is a simple static HTML page with CSS styling, not a dynamic visualization.

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