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D3 Transitions

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Last edited Oct 22, 2024

Created on Oct 14, 2024

This animation demonstrates D3 transitions by showing six colored circles that fade in with staggered delays and varying final radii, then respond to updates by moving between positions. The visualization uses d3-transition with two distinct timing configurations—a slow transition for enter and exit phases and a fast linear ease for updates. Data binding via `selection.join()` maps circle elements to an array of objects containing position, size, and color properties, with opacity set to 0.708 and a light green background.

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