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Bowl of Fruit - D3 Update

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Last edited Jul 21, 2021

Created on Jul 8, 2021

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This example demonstrates a dynamic fruit bowl visualization, where colored circles representing apples, lemons, and oranges enter, exit, and change type over time. It showcases D3’s data-join pattern with key functions, using `selection.data()`, `.enter()`, `.merge()`, and `.exit()` to handle updates. The code applies smooth `transition()` animations for position, radius, and fill color, mapping fruit types to colors and sizes via `scaleOrdinal`. SVG circles are rendered in an HTML page using D3 v7, with data mutations triggered by timed `setTimeout` calls.

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