A Python exercise focused on multidimensional lists.

DonorAssignment.py

def main():
    print("Input the folowing data for the donor:")

    donors = list()  # 'columns represent name, address, contact'

    # get information for three donors
    for i in range(3):
        # ask for donor information and store in temporary variables
        first_name = input('First name: ')
        address = input('Address: ')
        contact = input('Contact: ')
        # append a new list with the retrieved information to the donor list
        donors.append([first_name, address, contact])

    for i in range(3):  # iterate over all the rows
        # store the donor's credentials in variables given we know the cell index
        first_name = donors[i][0]
        address = donors[i][1]
        contact = donors[i][2]
        # neatly print out the summary
        print(f"First name: {first_name} Address: {address} Contact: {contact}")


# main()

donors = list()  # create an empty list

for i in range(3):  # perform this loop three times
    donor = ["John", "San Francisco", "Email"]  # create a new list with the donor's information
    donors.append(donor)  # add it as a sublist to the donor list
    print(donors)  # print the new donor list

for i in range(len(donors)):  # one option is iterating over indices
    donor = donors[i]  # store the current sublist based on the indice into a variable
    print(donor)  # print the donor

for donor in donors:  # but you can also iterate over the rows directly
    print(donor)  # print the donor