Bowl of fruit - General Update Pattern (Nested)

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Bowl of fruit - General Update Pattern (Nested)

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This example demonstrates the general update pattern with nested selections in D3 v5, showing a row of fruit that changes over time as apples are eaten and replaced by lemons. The visualization uses a static SVG bowl rendered from a rect, while fruit groups are bound to array data and updated through enter, merge, and exit selections. The code applies ordinal scales for color and radius to distinguish apple and lemon types, and employs d3.select, scaleOrdinal, and selection methods to manage the transitions.

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