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Cars Report

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Mmahmud-tantoush
Last edited Feb 27, 2020
Created on Feb 27, 2020
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This visualization displays a plain text message, initially set to “hello,” on a webpage with an enlarged font. It loads car data—including make, model, year, and price—from a JSON array defined in `car.js` and parses it with `JSON.parse`. The example uses the React starter template but relies on native DOM methods like `document.getElementById` and `textContent` to update the displayed message, while the data itself is not rendered visually.

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