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A bowl of fruit demonstrates the D3.js general update pattern with animated transitions. Circles represent apples and lemons, color-coded via a d3.scaleOrdinal and sized with another ordinal scale. The example renders to SVG and uses d3.transition to animate entering, updating, and exiting elements over one-second intervals. State changes—removing fruit, changing an apple to a lemon, and filtering the array—trigger the React-wrapped fruitBowl function to update the visualization dynamically.

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