Bowl of Fruits

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Bowl of Fruits

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Last edited Dec 15, 2020

Created on Nov 24, 2020

A dynamic bowl of apples and lemons changes over time as fruits are eaten or replaced. The visualization uses an ordinal color scale mapping apple to red and lemon to yellow, alongside a radius scale for sizing. D3’s data join manages enter, update, and exit selections, with transitions triggered by timed modifications to the fruit array. The code employs d3.scaleOrdinal, selection.merge, and SVG elements for rendering.

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