Nested elements with transitions (exercise)

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Nested elements with transitions (exercise)

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Last edited May 17, 2020

Created on May 17, 2020

A row of apples is rendered as nested SVG circles and text labels. Over time, the sequence changes through timed simulation events: an apple is removed, another is replaced with a lemon, and a third apple is deleted. The example demonstrates d3's `select` and `merge` API for updating nested elements, with a `transition().duration(1000)` animating the circle fill and radius changes according to the fruit type, while text labels update instantly.

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