> In fact I want to create a list of
variables from the list of strings
>
> Example: ['var1', 'var2', 'var3'....] - list of strings
> And I need to create variables var1, var2, var3 named as strings in the
> list, and:
> var1 == 'var1'
> var2 == 'var2'
> var3 == 'var3'
>
> How to do this using only my list and "for i in "???
>
> Example: ['var1', 'var2', 'var3'....] - list of strings
> And I need to create variables var1, var2, var3 named as strings in the
> list, and:
> var1 == 'var1'
> var2 == 'var2'
> var3 == 'var3'
>
> How to do this using only my list and "for i in "???
Lets back up a stage.
Why do you think you need the
variables?
Variables in Python are just a reference to
an object/value.
Lists also contain references to
objects/values.
So if you have the list why would you also
need variables to
reference the same objects? What do you
think you could
do differently with the variables that you
can't do with the
list reference?
Here is an ASCII art picture (pick your
font carefully!)
index
onject variable
myList = [
0 => A <= var_0
1 => B <= var_1
2 => C <= var_2
3 => D <=
var_3
4 => E <= var_4
]
What difference do you perceive between
var_2
and
myList[2]
Clue - There isn't any...
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