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Last edited Feb 12, 2020

Created on Feb 12, 2020

This car report visualization displays a static message, “Hello React!”, rendered inside a single page. It does not show any car data or interactive charts. The example uses React to create a simple functional component, `App`, and renders it into the DOM with `ReactDOM.render` on a root `div`. The project is built as a bundle and loaded via `bundle.js`, with the page structure defined in `index.html`. No charting, data-processing, or animation libraries are used; only React’s basic rendering API is demonstrated.

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