Bowl with fruits transition assignment

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Bowl with fruits transition assignment

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Created on Sep 19, 2018

Three differently sized fruits—apples and lemons—are arranged in a row inside a bowl. The animation shows the bowl updating as fruits are removed or their types change, with the circles and labels transitioning smoothly to their new positions and sizes. The visualization uses D3.js version 5 and leverages the `selection.merge` and `transition` APIs to animate changes in `attr('r')` and `transform` attributes. SVG rendering displays the bowl as a rectangle with rounded corners, and the fruit data is managed with simple array operations over time.

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