Cars Report

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Created on Sep 18, 2019

This example demonstrates a simple data report that filters a list of cars by price and formats the results into a text message. It reads a hardcoded JSON array of five car records, uses an asynchronous function with a simulated delay to fetch the data, and then generates a formatted list of cars priced under 2000 dollars. The interface replaces a loading message with the final report using vanilla JavaScript promises and string manipulation, with a minimalist HTML page and CSS for display.

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