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Cars Report

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AArcy Flores
Last edited Oct 16, 2019
Created on Oct 16, 2019
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This visualization displays a plain-text report of car data stored in a JavaScript array of objects. The report extracts the first car's make—Honda—and writes it into an HTML element, showing a minimal example of data access and DOM manipulation. The data originates from an embedded JSON string in the cars.js file, and the code uses the native `JSON.parse` method to convert it into a usable array. The example relies on the D3 library (version 5) loaded via its standard CDN, though it primarily demonstrates basic JavaScript object destructuring and the `textContent` property for updating the interface.

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