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Bowl of fruit

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IIgor Borzunov
Last edited Aug 20, 2020
Created on Aug 14, 2020

A dynamic SVG bowl of fruit demonstrates the enter, update, and exit pattern in D3 v5. The visualization initially renders five red apples as circles with labels, then sequentially removes one apple, changes a second apple into a yellow lemon, and filters out another fruit over timed intervals. Using `scaleOrdinal` for color and radius mapping, the code applies `selection.merge` to update shared attributes and manages transitions with `attr` for x-position and radius. The example relies on `setTimeout` callbacks to trigger re-renders and shows how data joins handle dynamic changes.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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