This is sort of like what I*'m trying to do.

tic_tac_test.py

# # Tic Tac Toe 
square = ['*'] 
board =  [] 

class row():
	
	row = square * 3

test = row()
print(test.row)

def display_board():

	for i in range(3):
		board.append(row()) # The DropDown takes the place of row()
	
	board[1].row[0] = 'X' # The DropDown, when selected, needs to change a specific row. 
	return board

for each in display_board():

	print(each.row) # The DropDown needs to affect the exact row it's over--based on the index. 
  
# This code doesn't work, which is a good example of what's going on with my code. I tried to get an X on the 2nd row, 1st column.
# But, the entire first column contains 'X's'