Questions on creating a table.

Hello,
I would like to ask you guys on how do i create a table after getting the user to input 2 values.
Example : Enter the table size : 3 3
and the program will create a table of column of 3 and row of 3.
I'm current stuck at getting the the program to accept the inputs and translate it into table as i only know how to create a table of fixed column and rows.
Any advice?

Are you talking about AWT, Swing, SWT, console output?
And how do you create tables of fixed size? Like, 1. Or 2. Do both, check what has changed, try to add the difference in a loop.

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