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Unidirectional Flow

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Last edited Sep 29, 2018

Created on Sep 28, 2018

Five fruit circles appear in a row, rendered as SVG via D3 v5. The example demonstrates a unidirectional data flow in D3: a click handler updates a selected fruit’s stroke, a timed removal deletes the last circle, and another timed update changes a fruit’s type from apple to lemon, altering its color and radius. The code uses `selection.enter`, `merge`, and `exit`, along with `scaleOrdinal` for color and radius mappings.

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