Cars Report

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Last edited Jul 22, 2020

Created on Jul 21, 2020

This example displays the model year of the second car in a small dataset, rendering that single value as large text in the browser. It loads car records from a JSON string defined in `cars.js`, parses them with `JSON.parse`, and uses the Document Object Model (DOM) API `getElementById` and `textContent` to update a `<pre>` element in `index.html`. The visualization relies on basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript modules, with no external charting libraries.

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A demonstration of basic HTML and CSS.

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