Cars Report

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Last edited Jul 13, 2020

Created on Jul 13, 2020

This example displays the first two car makes from a static JSON dataset in a large HTML text element. It loads car data from a local `cars.js` file, parses the JSON, and uses plain JavaScript DOM manipulation to render the values. The page is a minimal React starter setup, with the server and all necessary files preconfigured. The visualization demonstrates how to access and display structured data, relying on core JavaScript methods rather than specialized charting libraries.

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