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Created on Oct 7, 2016

This example demonstrates the general update pattern in d3.v4 through a concise code template displayed in a textarea. It shows how to structure enter, update, exit, and optional before callbacks using `selection.enter()`, `selection.exit()`, and `selection.merge()`. The code uses `d3` selections and transitions, with animation applied via `.transition()` and `.remove()`. The displayed function `generalpattern` acts as a reusable helper for managing SVG elements, highlighting the pattern’s syntax rather than a specific dataset.

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