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Mmaescristro
Last edited Aug 22, 2018
Created on Aug 22, 2018
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This example displays a car’s year, make, model, and price as plain text on a webpage, using data from a hardcoded JSON array in the `cars.js` module. It filters the cars to those under $2000 and formats them with the `formatCar` function, but only the first car's details are rendered to the page. The visualization relies on ES6 module imports, destructuring, and the DOM API `document.getElementById().textContent` to update the message element, with styling from the Ubuntu font and CSS.

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