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Created on Sep 19, 2022

This example shows a minimal React-based visualization setup that displays a static message on the page. The code loads an array of car objects from a JSON file using `JSON.parse` and exports it via ES modules, but the visualization itself only renders the text “nice” into an HTML element via `document.getElementById().textContent`. It demonstrates the basic structure of importing data and manipulating the DOM with plain JavaScript, while the styling relies on CSS classes defined in the HTML file. No charting or rendering libraries are used; the focus is on the foundational workflow.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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