String array declaration error

[Blooded]

Hello, have tried searching for a answer, but am most likely too dense to understand answers so far ;)

I am trying to create a bidimensional array of strings

code for this so far is

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <string>
//#include "playgame.h"


using namespace std;

int iLives=0;

string CityList [10][3] =
{
string City0Str [3] = {"1","city0","state0"}; //error occurs here
string City1Str [3] = {0,"city1","state1"};
string City2Str [3] = {0,"city2","state2"};
string City3Str [3] = {0,"city3","state3"};
string City4Str [3] = {0,"city4","state4"};
string City5Str [3] = {0,"city5","state5"};
string City6Str [3] = {0,"city6","state6"};
string City7Str [3] = {0,"city7","state7"};
string City8Str [3] = {0,"city8","state8"};
string City9Str [3] = {0,"city9","state9"};

the error message i get is
|15|error: expected primary-expression before ‘City0Str’|

anyone able to shed some light here for me?

[jsmith]

string CityList[10][3] = {
   { "1", "city0", "state0" },
   // ... etc ...
};

[Blooded]

doh!
thank, feel a bit slly now.

this would also hold true for any other array of ny data type, correct?
eg

datatype name [x][x][x][repeat for each dimension] =
{add all values here,..,..,..,..};
repeat above

yes?