c - excess elements in char array initializer -

i'm trying improve lousy c skills i'm writing tic tac toe program. it's in first steps able print board before going whole algorithms of game itself. i'm planning use 1 x , 0 circle in order able use sums later. i'm working gcc (ubuntu) , getting error:

xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[0]’) xo.c:11:3: error: excess elements in char array initializer xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[0]’) xo.c:11:3: error: excess elements in char array initializer xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[1]’) xo.c:11:3: error: excess elements in char array initializer xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[1]’) xo.c:11:3: error: excess elements in char array initializer xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[2]’) xo.c:11:3: error: excess elements in char array initializer xo.c:11:3: error: (near initialization ‘board[2]’) 

i initiate 2 dimensional array of 3x3 board. don't understand why there excess, initialized [3][3] , entered 9 elements. here code i've written:

#include<stdio.h>  /***** create 2 dimensional array full of blank spaces     1 marks x , 0 marks circle.     let use enter coordinates (line , coloumn) placing 1 (x) , automatically print board computers' move. *****/  int = 0; int j = 0; void main() {     char board[3][3] = {         {" " , " " , " "} , {" " , " " , " "} , {" " , " " , "t"}     };     for(i=0 ; i<3 ; i++) {         for(j=0 ; j<3 ; j++) {             printf("%c " , board[i][j]);         }         printf("\n");     } } 

" " string (char *) literal. want ' ' single char.

change:

    char board[3][3] = {         {" " , " " , " "} , {" " , " " , " "} , {" " , " " , "t"}     }; 

to:

    char board[3][3] = {         {' ' , ' ' , ' '} , {' ' , ' ' , ' '} , {' ' , ' ' , 't'}     };