How to create a 2D tile-map in python ASCII style

Question

Still learning about python programming and I wanted to create a little map like below but the thing is I know a for loop will draw down not draw across. However, I want to change the size of the area and add new tiles later on. I understand that this might be a really bad question but I cannot wrap my head around this.

posX = 0
posY = 0

tile1 = 'X'
tile2 = 'O'

width = int(12)
height = int(9)

'''

<--- 12 --->
XXXXXXXXXXXX ^
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX 
XOOOOOOOOOOX 9
XOOOOOOOOOOX 
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XXXXXXXXXXXX v

'''


#Draws down and across
for i in range(width):
    print(tile1 * width)

Answer 1

tile = ['O','X']    

posX = 0
posY = 0

width = int(12)
height = int(9)

'''

<--- 12 --->
XXXXXXXXXXXX ^
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX 
XOOOOOOOOOOX 9
XOOOOOOOOOOX 
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XOOOOOOOOOOX |
XXXXXXXXXXXX v

'''    

map=[]
map.append([1]*12)
map_row=[1]+[0]*10+[1]
map.extend([map_row]*7)
map.append([1]*12)

for y in range(height):
    for x in range(width):
        print(tile[map[y][x]], end='')
    print('')

Or also:

map=[]
map.append(['X']*12)
row=['X']+['O']*10+['X']
map.extend([row]*7)
map.append(['X']*12)

for map_row in map:
    for tile in map_row:
        print(tile, end='')
    print('')