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12.c - fruit bowl - d3 update pattern, nested elements w/ transitions - dataviz 2018

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Zzach b.
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Created on Nov 24, 2021

A fruit bowl visualization demonstrates the D3 update pattern for nested elements with transitions. The SVG scene shows apples and lemons positioned inside a bowl, with fruits entering, exiting, and changing type over time. Using d3.select, d3.range, and d3.scaleOrdinal, the code manages enter, update, and exit states via selection.transition().duration(), animating circle radii, fill colors, and text opacity. The example uses fruitGroups.select('circle') and fruitGroups.select('text') to handle sub-elements independently, with Math.random() generating unique IDs for data tracking.

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datraviz 2018 #12.c - fruit bowl - d3 update pattern, nested elements w/ transitions (like in (12.a)[https://vizhub.com/insubstudios/d3b9490cdb7641b7971ea1bf12e832a3?edit=files])

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