Cars Report

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Last edited Jul 15, 2020

Created on Jul 14, 2020

This example shows a simple car report that displays vehicles priced below a specified threshold in an ordered list. The page first shows a loading message, then after a simulated two-second server delay, it renders the filtered results. The visualization uses React and vanilla JavaScript, with a `getCars` function returning a Promise that resolves to an array of car objects. The `generateReport` function filters cars by price, formats each entry with `formatCar`, and appends list items to the DOM, styled with purple text on a monospace font.

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