Given your data, I fail to see how this could go wrong, unless your data doesn't actually look like this.
>>> data = [['hi', 'yes', 'bye', 'def'], ['hi', 'ast', 'cnx', 'vplex'], ['ever', 'as', 'no', 'qwerty', 'redi'], ['no', 'yes', 'qwerty'], ['redi', 'google'], ['redi', 'asdf', 'asdfef', 'wer'], ['redi', 'asd', 'rrr', 'www', 'qqq'], ['erfa', 'asdf', 'fef'], ['hi', 'dsa', 'f3e']]
>>> with open('my.csv','w') as f:
... for item in data:
... my_item = item[0]+','+item[1]+'\n'
... f.write(my_item)
...
pg my.csv
hi,yes
hi,ast
ever,as
no,yes
redi,google
redi,asdf
redi,asd
erfa,asdf
hi,dsa
(EOF):
strListdefined? Also, sample data would help.strList? It should be a collection of rows (['r1', 'r1c2'], ['r2', 'r2c2']]).print strListand you will probably find it's not a list of lists.