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Bowl O' Fruit - General Update Pattern - with Nesting - with Transitions

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Eemberix@gmail.com
Last edited Dec 5, 2020
Created on Dec 5, 2020

A dynamic SVG visualization demonstrates the general update pattern with nested selections and transitions, showing a bowl of fruit where apples are gradually eaten or replaced by lemons over timed intervals. The code uses d3.scaleOrdinal for color and radius mapping, while the enter, update, and exit selections manage fruit groups with circles and text labels. Data updates occur via setTimeout calls that pop, modify, or filter fruit objects, triggering re-renders that transition positions and appearance. The d3-selection and d3-scale modules handle the data-driven SVG rendering.

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