We often jump in and out of Matplotlib and find the minimum we need to create the plot we want. However, getting an understanding of what's happening behind the scenes in the library can be very fruitful.

In this Chapter of The Python Coding Book, I look at some of the fundamentals on what makes up a Matplotlib figure, what's the difference between `Figure` and `Axes` objects, and also get a taste of 3D plots and animations, such as the one below!

Here's the link to the full Chapter:
Basics of Data Visualisation in Python using Matplotlib