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Last edited Aug 8, 2019

Created on Aug 8, 2019

This example demonstrates how to load and display semi-structured JSON data about cars using D3.js v5 and ES6 modules. The data is embedded in a JavaScript file and parsed with `JSON.parse` before being exported for use in the main application. The index page sets static text content into a preformatted element, although the exported car dataset is available for potential visualization. The code imports D3 from a CDN and styles the document using an external CSS file. No interactive or dynamic visual rendering is present in the current implementation.

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