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HTML Starter - IntroJS2018, este sí

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Last edited Mar 17, 2021

Created on Mar 16, 2021

This interactive HTML page demonstrates JavaScript programming concepts, including loops, functions, recursion, and data structures, with a focus on ES6 syntax. The code defines and manipulates an array of car objects, using methods like `forEach`, `map`, and `filter` to manage and transform data. The page displays the results of these operations in the browser’s console, showcasing how to create, access, and process arrays and objects in JavaScript. It relies on core JavaScript APIs for array manipulation and template literals for string formatting.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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