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Created on Oct 1, 2016

This example animates a bar chart transitioning into a pie chart using fruit count data loaded from a CSV file. Initially, rounded rectangles represent each fruit’s count, then morph into arcs through a tween that adjusts the arc’s inner and outer radii based on the rectangle’s dimensions. The visualization uses d3.csv, d3.layout.pie, d3.svg.arc, and custom color mapping per fruit, with SVG transitions and delays orchestrating the sequence.

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