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Bowl of fruit - General update pattern

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Kkhuton
Last edited Feb 16, 2021
Created on Feb 15, 2021
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Five red apples appear in a row, then disappear one by one. After a moment, the middle apple turns into a yellow lemon, demonstrating a general update pattern with enter, update, and exit selections. Using d3.v6 with SVG, the example applies d3.scaleOrdinal for both fill color and radius, binding fruit data to circles, and merging selections on each render. The code explicitly calls `selection.enter`, `.merge`, and `.exit` to manage the transition from five apples to four apples to four mixed fruits.

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