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This example demonstrates D3's enter, update, and exit selections in a data join, showing how circles are added, recolored, or removed as the dataset changes with each button click. Clicking the Update button generates a random number of items (each with value 40) and renders them as blue circles on entry, red on update, and green on exit. The code uses d3.select and selectAll with the .join() method, including explicit enter, update, and exit functions, and applies attributes for positioning and radius via .attr(). The SVG rendering is handled in a 960×100 viewport.

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