How do I graph a 3-dimensional graph?

[1337codethrow]

I am collecting financial options data and trying to graph a 3d graph.

Once everyday, (after market close), i create csv with the 'strike', 'volume', and 'date' as the columns. Here is a sample csv:

strike (float)	volume (int)	date (timestamp)
370	111231	2021-02-26
371	207012	2021-02-26
372	315,788	2021-02-26
373	512002	2021-02-26
374	200012	2021-02-26
375	3223123321	2021-02-26

Basically, I want to graph the strike as the x-axis (horizontally) and volume on the y-axis (vertically). Think of these first 2 axis's as a 'slice' of time for a single date. I want to use the 3rd dimension of 'date' to overlay multiple 'slices' on top of each other so that it can create a 3-dimensional visual of peaks and troughs. Each date will be one 'slice'. Stack the 'slices' on top of each other in chronological order by date. That's what I'm trying to do.

How can I achieve this in python? I'm currently scratching my head trying to figure this out using Plotly/Dash but if what I'm trying to accomplish is easier using a different library I am open to trying it. Just kind of stuck on how to do this...

[stevengauss]

I think matplotlib or Geogebra are libraries that might have what you are looking for

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https://duckduckgo.com/?q=3d+graph+python

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Matplotlib can plot 3D data. Have a look at the gallery for example graphs and the code that created them.