Bowl of Fruit - Click to Select

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Bowl of Fruit - Click to Select

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Five apples rendered as red SVG circles sit in a row, with a black stroke highlighting the currently selected fruit. Clicking any apple moves the selection to that fruit via React state, using the d3 scaleOrdinal for both color and radius mapping. The example demonstrates how React components and d3 scales can combine to create interactive SVG visualizations annotated with d3.v5.

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