variable name using a for

[Cameron Laird]

In article <4044d7f3$0$4664$626a14ce at news.free.fr>,
Alex <alx5962NOSPAN at yahoo.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I would like to create a variable (a string) in 'for' statement with a name
>linked to the for value.
>Like this:
>for y in range(nbSujets):
>    name + str(y) = 'abc'
>
>But it doesn't work with Python.... I read the official documentation but I
>was not able to find infos about this..
>How to make this works please?
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While you can do that, you shouldn't.  Unless
there are requirements you haven't explained,
you're better off exploiting a dictionary:

  name = {}
  for y in range(nbSujects):
      name[y] = 'abc'
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