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Last edited Jul 15, 2019

Created on Jul 15, 2019

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Five circles represent fruit as apples and lemons, with size and color encoding fruit type. Hovering a circle highlights it with a black outline, updating the selected fruit state. The example demonstrates data joins with enter, update, and exit selections, using `transition` for animated radius changes when fruits are added, removed, or change type. SVGs are rendered with D3 v5.

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