Car Report

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Last edited Oct 28, 2021

Created on Oct 28, 2021

This visualization displays a static text message extracted from a small dataset of car listings. It shows the make of the first car in the array, "Honda," rendered as large text on a blank HTML page. The code defines the data as an array of JavaScript objects within a `cars.js` file, then imports it into an `index.js` module to access the first element’s `make` property. The example demonstrates a minimal data-to-text pipeline using ES6 module imports and DOM text assignment, with no interactive or dynamic rendering.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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