General Update Pattern and DOM Element Select Event Handling

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General Update Pattern and DOM Element Select Event Handling

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Last edited Feb 16, 2023

Created on Feb 16, 2023

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An interactive SVG scene displays a row of apples and lemons inside a bowl. D3 v5 code uses the general update pattern to add, remove, and modify circle elements over timed intervals, and the `selection.attr` API applies dynamic stroke widths to highlight the currently selected fruit via an `on('click')` handler. The `scaleOrdinal` function maps fruit types to specific colors and radii.

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Demonstrates DOM Select event handling with D3.js (based on tutorial by Curran Kelleher)

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