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Click Transition

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Last edited Mar 31, 2017
Created on Mar 31, 2017

Eight red circles sit in a vertical column on an SVG stage. A click triggers a D3 v4 transition that splits the data array, moving the four exiting circles horizontally to the right with staggered delays before removing them, while the four remaining circles turn blue and shift position. The example demonstrates the enter-update-exit pattern using `d3.transition`, `selection.data`, `exit`, and `remove`, with hardcoded data arrays and a linear easing function.

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