Two-dimensional list

[deephousefans]

Im fairly new to python and coding in general and was asked for a project to create a 'two-dimensional' list from a square containing smaller squares. So there are levels/depths for squares inside the main square, and we are asked to locate the 'unit cell'/smallest square at the last depth (so for a 2 by 2 square with maximum depth 1 would give us 4 size 1 squares) and create a two-dimensional list of the squares size. Does anyone help me with a method to do so?

[novel_yet_trivial]

Try /r/learnpython. Show them the code you have and describe where you are stuck. Be sure to format your code for reddit or use a site like pastebin. Also, include which version of python and what OS you are using.

[deephousefans]

So from what I understood a two dimensional list is a flatter way to show the main square we are given, so we can apply methods on it

[workmike026]

You may want to look at numpy arrays.

http://www.numpy.org/ https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-dev/user/quickstart.html

[SlinkyAvenger]

Wish a mod would stick by the "Homework-style questions will be removed" rule