Bowl of fruit general Click to select.js!

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Bowl of fruit general Click to select.js!

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A dynamic fruit bowl visualizes state changes in a D3 v5 and React application, showing apples and lemons as colored, scaled circles. The chart transitions fruit sizes and colors smoothly over time as items are removed or replaced. Clicking and hovering on circles selects them with a black stroke, using D3's data join and transition methods. The code employs `scaleOrdinal`, `selection.data`, and chained `transition` calls on SVG circles.

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