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Cars Report

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This example demonstrates a JavaScript module workflow that fetches car data and generates a text report filtered by price. It shows how to structure code using ES6 modules, with separate files for data retrieval (`getCars.js`), formatting (`formatCar.js`), and report generation (`generateReport.js`). The app uses a simulated asynchronous API call via `setTimeout` and `Promise`, then renders the filtered list of cars under a $2,000 threshold into an HTML `<pre>` element using `document.getElementById`. The data is embedded as JSON and parsed in the browser.

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