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Cars Report

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Aalihakan34
Last edited Jul 3, 2019
Created on Jul 3, 2019
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This example displays the first car make from a hardcoded dataset of five vehicles, rendering "Porsche" in large white Ubuntu text on a dark navy background. The visualization uses a `cars.js` module containing an array of car objects with make, model, year, and price properties, which is imported into `index.js` and accessed to populate the HTML element. The page layout is defined in `index.html` with a styled `<pre>` tag, while `styles.css` applies the color scheme, font, and centering. The code demonstrates basic ES6 module imports and DOM manipulation without additional libraries.

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