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Bowl of Fruit - Click to Select

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RRubens
Last edited Dec 30, 2019
Created on Dec 27, 2019

This interactive visualization presents a bowl of fruit as five SVG circles, each colored red for apples or yellow for lemons using D3's scaleOrdinal color scheme. Clicking any circle selects it, applying a black outline via a stroke property based on the current selection state. The React-based implementation uses D3's radiusScale to vary circle sizes and manages selection through React's useState hook, with the index.js file generating random fruit types and the FruitBowl component rendering the clickable SVG elements.

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