Cars Report

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Last edited Jul 28, 2019

Created on Jul 28, 2019

This example displays a single numeric value, the year of the first car in a hardcoded JSON dataset, on a webpage. It parses an inline JSON array containing car records with fields such as make, model, year, and price using `JSON.parse`. The result is rendered as text into a DOM element via `document.getElementById`, relying on the `textContent` property. The visualization is minimal, showing only the year 2000 in a large, preformatted text block without any charts or graphics.

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