Make the bown of fruits

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Make the bown of fruits

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Last edited Mar 29, 2020

Created on Mar 29, 2020

Ten red apples appear in a row, and after a second one is removed. A moment later, the apple in the sixth position turns into a lemon, changing color and size. The visualization uses D3's `select`, `range`, and `scaleOrdinal` to map fruit types to visual properties and handle the dynamic updates. The SVG scene is rendered with `d3.merge` and `exit`/`remove` to animate changes, while the title and styling come from the CSS file.

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After completing the line chart ,, now we gonna do the area chart which is not that hard, when you know to do the line chart.

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