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Last edited Oct 22, 2022

Created on Oct 22, 2022

This example demonstrates the fundamental structure of an HTML page styled with CSS and enhanced with JavaScript. It showcases two distinct code snippets: one displays a simple "Hello HTML!" message with large, centered text, while the other fetches and logs the contents of a CSV file containing named CSS colors from a remote GitHub gist. The JavaScript uses the native `fetch` API within an async function to retrieve the text data and output it to the browser’s console.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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