Bowl of Fruit - General Update Pattern

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Bowl of Fruit - General Update Pattern

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Last edited Jun 25, 2020

Created on Jun 24, 2020

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Five apples appear as red circles in a row, then transform over time as one is removed, another changes to a yellow lemon, and a third is deleted. This demonstrates the D3 general update pattern, using the d3.select and d3.range APIs within a React framework. The fruitBowl function performs the data join, merging enter and update selections, while transitions animate the circle radii and horizontal positions over one second, and exit selections shrink before removal.

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