React Hooks Bowl of Fruit

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React Hooks Bowl of Fruit

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Created on Jan 11, 2020

A row of apples rendered as SVG circles demonstrates React Hooks state management. The `FruitBowl` component maps fruit data to circles, using D3's `scaleOrdinal` for color and radius scales. React's `useState` tracks the selected fruit, and clicking a circle updates its selection, toggling a black stroke. The example uses D3.v5 for scales and React 16.8's Hooks API within a static fruit array.

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Trying out React Hooks.

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