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This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that uses JavaScript to iterate over an array of person objects, each with height, weight, and name properties. The code defines two data entries and then applies a forEach loop to calculate the doubled height for each person, though the result is only logged to the console and not displayed visually. The page relies on standard CSS for styling a centered message and raw JavaScript for data processing, without any external visualization libraries. The rendering approach is a plain DOM with inline styles, showing a basic starter template for handling structured data.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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