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Bowl of fruit - General Update Pattern

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Ppkcesar
Last edited May 2, 2020
Created on May 2, 2020

The visualization shows a changing bowl of fruit as apples are eaten and one apple becomes a lemon, using the d3.js general update pattern to animate the enter, update, and exit states. It renders circles as SVG elements, with color and radius scales mapping fruit type to visual properties via `scaleOrdinal`. The code employs `transition().duration()` for smooth animations and `merge()` to combine entering and updating elements, while `exit()` shrinks removed fruits.

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