Cars Report

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Created on Feb 7, 2020

This example displays a plain-text report of the first car in a small dataset, rendering "Honda" on the page. It loads car data from a local JavaScript module containing an array of objects with year, make, model, and price fields. The React starter code uses standard DOM manipulation via `document.getElementById` and sets the `textcontent` of a preformatted element. No visualization libraries are used; the report simply reads from a static JSON string parsed with `JSON.parse`.

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