Cars Report

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Last edited Jun 15, 2020

Created on Jun 15, 2020

This example shows a text-based report of five cars, filtered by price and formatted as a list. After parsing embedded JSON data, it filters the cars to those under a maximum price, maps each entry to a readable string, and displays the result in an HTML element. The code imports modules for car data, formatting, and report generation, using JSON.parse and string template literals. It relies on JavaScript module imports and DOM manipulation via `getElementById` to update the page content.

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