Ball of Fruits- Update pattern

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Ball of Fruits- Update pattern

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Last edited Feb 8, 2020

Created on Feb 8, 2020

Five circles representing apples render over time as a D3 data-join update pattern. The animation cycles through entering, updating, and exiting states—an apple is removed, another becomes a lemon via color and radius changes, and a third is filtered out. Using `selection.data` with a key function and `transition.attrTween`-style duration changes, `fruitBowl` merges enter and update selections, while exit transitions shrink circles to zero before removal.

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BOWL of Fruits - General update pattern;

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