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Bowl of fruit

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DDaniel Piqué
Last edited Nov 29, 2018
Created on Nov 26, 2018

A bowl of fruit demonstrates fundamental DOM manipulation with D3.js by drawing apples and lemons as colored circles and updating them over time. The visualization uses an ordinal color scale and radius scale to map fruit types to visual properties, while a data join binds the fruit array to SVG circles. The code employs `selection.data()`, `enter()`, and `exit()` to add, update, and remove elements, and uses `setTimeout` to trigger transitions like eating an apple or swapping a fruit for a lemon.

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