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Bowl of Fruit - Greneral Update Pattern

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Llerik03
Last edited Dec 2, 2022
Created on Dec 2, 2022

Five apples initially appear as red circles in a bowl, then one is removed, and a later apple turns yellow to become a lemon. Using D3's update pattern, the visualization manually manages the lifecycle of SVG circle elements by applying an enter, update, and exit selection. The code uses D3's `select`, `scaleOrdinal`, and `range` APIs, alongside `setTimeout`, to orchestrate the sequential changes driven by a mutable fruit array.

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