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I'm trying to read user input and store it as a string including the whitespace. I did a search for a solution and was pointed to fgets() or scanf(%[^\n], str). But both these solutions give me an error. This is what I have: [CODE] scanf("%d", &input); if (input == 1){ … 
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I'm trying to figure out how to set up a grid using a list of lists. I want the input to be x where the program will then setup a list of x lists, each containing x entries, in this case "0"s. 
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So far, I have: [CODE]def printSquare(x,y): for z in range(0,x): print(x*y)[/CODE] printSquare(3,'%') prints out something like this: %%% %%% %%% instead of using the '*' operation, is there a way to print x numbers of y separated by commas (for better spacing) ie: print(y,y,y)?
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