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Changing data

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SSerhii Ponomarov
Last edited Jan 7, 2020
Created on Jan 7, 2020
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An interactive chart uses D3 to display circles representing two datasets. Clicking a button switches between datasets, triggering D3 transitions that animate the circles to their new positions and radii. The SVG rendering uses D3’s selection, data joins, enter/exit, and transition API to smoothly update the visualization, with a text label that updates accordingly.

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