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Last edited Feb 1, 2021
Created on Feb 1, 2021

Five apples are drawn in a row as red circles with a black stroke on the selected one. Clicking any apple shifts the selection stroke to that fruit. The visualization uses React with hooks (`useState`) to manage selection state and D3 v5 scales (`scaleOrdinal`) for color and radius, rendering SVG circles via a `FruitBowl` component.

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