EY Notes Transitions: example

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EY Notes Transitions: example

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Rectangular bars cycle through three datasets of varying lengths, with each transition animating bar heights, y-positions, and removal. The visualization distinguishes entering, updating, and exiting bars via D3's data join, using `d3.transition()` with a 1000ms duration to sync animations. A `d3.scaleOrdinal` assigns categorical colors, and bars exiting animate to a zero height before being removed. The example demonstrates D3 v4's enter/update/exit pattern combined with `transition.attr` and `merge`.

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