Cars report

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Last edited Apr 8, 2020

Created on Jan 21, 2020

The dashboard displays a static report of car listings, showing the make of the second car in the dataset, which is Fiat. It uses React as the framework to render the message into an HTML element. The data comes from a local JSON array defined in the cars.js file, which is parsed into JavaScript objects. The index.js file imports this data and directly accesses the second entry to extract its make, then updates the page text via the DOM API.

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