Bowl O' Fruit - General Update Pattern - with Transitions

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Bowl O' Fruit - General Update Pattern - with Transitions

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Last edited Dec 5, 2020

Created on Dec 5, 2020

Five fruit circles animate in an SVG bowl, then sequentially disappear, change type, and filter out over time. This demonstrates D3's general update pattern with transitions, using a data join keyed by each fruit's unique `id`. The visualization shows how entering, updating, and exiting elements are handled smoothly, with `d3.selectAll` and `transition.attr` animating radius, position, and color. Fruits are rendered as red apples or yellow lemons, sized differently via ordinal scales, with a 1-second transition duration applied to all state changes.

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