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General Update Pattern With Merge Function + Refactoring

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Ccsroysudarshan
Last edited Apr 11, 2020
Created on Apr 11, 2020

This example demonstrates the D3 general update pattern with a merge function, showing how enter, update, and exit selections handle data changes. It renders colored circles representing fruits in an SVG, where apples are red and lemons are yellow, with radii scaled by type. The code uses d3.select, scaleOrdinal, and selection.merge to combine enter and update selections, logging each phase to the console. After rendering, a timeout replaces an apple with a lemon and another removes the last fruit, triggering re-renders that update the visualization accordingly.

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