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Color and Size Legends

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Ddanielchamone
Last edited Nov 5, 2019
Created on Nov 5, 2019

Two fruits, apples and lemons, appear as colored circles inside a rounded bowl, with size and color encoding fruit type. D3’s `scaleOrdinal` maps apples to red and a 50-pixel radius, lemons to yellow and 30 pixels. New fruit groups animate in, growing from radius zero via a one-second `transition`, while exiting groups are removed. The static SVG renders the 600-by-300 bowl as a rounded rectangle, with labels positioned below each circle.

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