Bowl of Fruit - General Update Pattern2

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Bowl of Fruit - General Update Pattern2

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This example demonstrates the General Update Pattern, where a set of SVG circles representing fruit in a bowl is dynamically added, removed, and modified. Over a few seconds, apples disappear, and one apple transforms into a lemon, with each fruit’s color and radius encoded via `scaleOrdinal`. The visualization uses d3’s selection/merge API (`groupsEnter.merge(groups)`) to animate transitions smoothly. The code relies on d3.v6 and a custom `fruitBowl` function driven by `setTimeout` calls.

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