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Cars Report

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NNkwachi Abel
Last edited May 22, 2022
Created on May 22, 2022
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This example demonstrates how to generate a text-based report of cars under a specified price threshold. The page displays a list of car details, including year, make, model, and price, after a simulated two-second data loading delay. The implementation uses JavaScript promises in the custom function `getCars` to fetch mock car data, then filters and formats it with `generatereport` and `formatCar` ES6 modules. The report is rendered into a plain text element via `document.getElementById`, showcasing asynchronous data handling without any external libraries.

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