Pavel Andreev wrote:
> Hello all
> A question from very beginner.
> I generate a simple example array and then print its elements on the screen.
>
> f=[[0]*3]*3 # array initialization
Your problem is above. Let us rewrite the above line as
a = [0]*3
f = [a]*3
Variable `a` i
On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 2:47 PM, Pavel Andreev wrote:
>
> f=[[0]*3]*3 # array initialization
The above isn't giving you what you want. All 3 sublists are the same object:
>>> f = [[0]*3]*3
>>> map(id, f)
[149391980, 149391980, 149391980]
Do this instead:
>
Hello all
A question from very beginner.
I generate a simple example array and then print its elements on the screen.
f=[[0]*3]*3 # array initialization
for i in range(3):
for j in range(3):
f[i][j]=str(i)+str(j)# make simple example array
print f[i][j]
