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Bowl of Fruit - Hover to Select

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EEdward-Elric233
Last edited Sep 10, 2020
Created on Aug 22, 2020

Five fruits sit in a bowl, rendered as SVG circles that transition between apple and lemon types. Hovering strokes the hovered fruit black; removing the cursor clears the stroke. The view uses D3 v5 selections, ordinal color and radius scales, and a 1-second transition on position, radius, and fill. Updates remove fruits with a fading and shrinking exit animation.

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