New Car Report

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New Car Report

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Last edited Oct 28, 2020

Created on Oct 28, 2020

This visualization displays a single car record from a static JSON dataset, showing the year, make, and price of the first entry. The React application parses an embedded JSON string containing six car listings and renders the selected record as plain text. The interface uses an HTML pre element with large font styling to display the message, while the formatcar helper function demonstrates how individual car attributes could be formatted, though it is not invoked in the current rendering logic.

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