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This example demonstrates the simplest possible web page rendered with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It displays large, centered "Hello HTML" text, while the JavaScript logs "Hello JavaScript!" to the browser console using `console.log`. The page’s style is set inline via a `<style>` block with a 13em font size and centered alignment. It serves as a minimal template for understanding how the three core web technologies combine in a single document.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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