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Blow of fruit - General update pattern

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PPotikorn
Last edited Mar 3, 2020
Created on Feb 17, 2020

A row of apples and lemons animates through the general update pattern in this D3.js example. Buttons and timed re-renders trigger enter, update, and exit selections as fruits are added, replaced, or removed. Using the `selection.join()` method with d3.v5, the code binds fruit data to SVG groups, transitioning circle radii, colors, and text labels between states. The `colorScale` and `radiusScale` ordinal scales map fruit types to visual properties.

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