Cars Report

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Last edited Dec 26, 2019

Created on Dec 26, 2019

This example displays the title "Cars Report" over a dataset of five used cars. The visualization loads car records containing make, model, year, and price from a JSON string defined in `cars.js`, parsing it with `JSON.parse`. The page renders a large “Hello” message via JavaScript DOM manipulation, setting the text content of a `pre` element using `document.getElementById`. The interface uses CSS customizations, including the Ubuntu font from Google Fonts and a dark blue background.

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