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HTML Car Report

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Last edited Aug 24, 2020
Created on Aug 24, 2020
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A plain HTML and CSS report lists car models with their prices in a simple bulleted list. The first entry, “Toyota Corola,” is highlighted in blue via a CSS class, while the other two cars appear in default monospace styling. The page uses no JavaScript libraries or data files, relying solely on static markup and a stylesheet that sets the font size and family. The rendering approach is straightforward document flow, with no interactive or dynamic visualization elements present.

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