`ax.bar3d()` renders 3-dimensional rectangular columns, allowing multi-category bivariate frequency tables to be visualized as architectural 3D city blocks.
Skyscrapers of varying heights standing on a city block grid.
`x, y, z` (base origin positions) and `dx, dy, dz` (width, depth, and height of each pillar).
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Render a 3D bar using `ax.bar3d([1], [1], [0], [0.5], [0.5], [10], color='#00D9C0')` with title '3D Block'.
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