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Cars report

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RRobindj2000
Last edited Dec 2, 2021
Created on Dec 2, 2021
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This example displays a text-based report of cars priced under $2,500, listing each vehicle’s year, make, model, and price from a hardcoded JSON array. It demonstrates JavaScript module usage and asynchronous data handling, using `getCars()` with a simulated two-second delay, `generateReport()` to filter and format entries, and `formatCar()` for string output. The `index.html` shows the result in a `<pre>` element via DOM manipulation in `index.js`.

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An example to work with javascript and modules.

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