Transition exercise

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Transition exercise

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Last edited Sep 20, 2021

Created on Sep 20, 2021

A sequence of five apples renders in an SVG. Over three seconds, scheduled changes transform the data: one apple is eaten, a second apple becomes a lemon, and another apple is removed. Each update re-renders the scene, with D3's `select`, `merge`, and `exit` APIs animating the SVG elements to their new positions and styles. The fruitbowl module uses `scaleOrdinal` for color and radius scales, and the example demonstrates D3’s declarative transition system for entering, updating, and exiting marks.

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