Cars Report

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Created on Jun 27, 2020

This example displays a car dataset containing model year, make, model, and price for five vehicles. It renders a static text message in a large HTML preformatted element. The code imports car data from a separate module using an ES module export and parses it from an embedded JSON string. The React framework is referenced in the metadata, though the visible implementation uses plain JavaScript to update the DOM via `document.getElementById`.

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