Report Cars

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Last edited Nov 9, 2019

Created on Nov 9, 2019

A report of basic cars displays the price of a single car from a small dataset, showing a Fiat Panda priced at 1690. The view renders this value as large text on a dark blue background with a custom Ubuntu font. The code loads data from an embedded JSON array, parses it into a JavaScript object, and uses D3 v5’s selection API to set the text content of a `<pre>` element. Styling is handled entirely through CSS, with no interactive or graphical charts involved.

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A report of basic cars.

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