Cars Report

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Last edited Jul 13, 2020

Created on Jul 13, 2020

This example displays a minimal webpage titled "Cars Report" that shows the make of the first car from an embedded JSON dataset. The page renders a single text element that is updated using plain DOM manipulation via `document.getElementById`. The code imports the car data from a separate JavaScript file, parses the JSON, and attempts to assign the make of two different cars to the message element, though a typo in the second assignment (`meggage2`) prevents it from executing correctly. The interface uses basic HTML and CSS, with no charting or visualization libraries.

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