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Hello World

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Pp4pravin
Last edited Mar 20, 2020
Created on Mar 20, 2020
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This example shows a minimal React starter template that displays the text “Hello World” on a page. It uses a hardcoded JSON array of car records—including year, make, model, and price—defined in a `cars.js` module and parsed with `JSON.parse`. The main `index.js` imports that data and writes the message into a `<pre>` element via `document.getElementById().textContent`, while `index.html` loads the bundled script. No charting or rendering library is involved; the visualization is limited to static text output.

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