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Bowl of Fruit - Forked

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Last edited Nov 3, 2019

Created on Nov 3, 2019

A fork of the "Bowl of Fruit" example animates a changing dataset of apples and lemons over time. Circles and text labels are bound to a JavaScript array using D3's data join, with `scaleOrdinal` mappings for color and radius. Timed `setTimeout` calls remove fruits or change one apple to a lemon, triggering re-renders of the SVG via the `fruitBowl` function. The example demonstrates D3 v5's enter, update, and exit selections for dynamic data.

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