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Cars Report

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DDominika Modzelewska
Last edited Oct 17, 2019
Created on Oct 17, 2019
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This example displays the text “wtf” in large, centered type on a dark navy background using the Ubuntu font. The page is built with an HTML pre-element that receives its content from an ES6 module, while the cars data file remains unused. Styling comes from a CSS file with a Google Fonts import, and the JavaScript imports the cars array without displaying it. The visualization demonstrates a minimal text-rendering setup rather than a data-driven chart.

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