Bad programming style?
Sposhua
sposhua at my.pc
Wed Dec 22 09:01:57 EST 1999
I'm sure this is bad programming (though I'm sure I'll be proved wrong), but I'd
like to know how to do it anyway...
I want to create a varaible name and use it as a normal variable, something
like:
c=['r','g','b']
VARIABLE_CALLED(c[0])='ff'
obviously there are ways around it using dictionaries or whatever, but I'd like
to know if it's possible to actually _create_ this variable r='ff' 'on the
fly'. And can anyone tell me if it actually has any use.
Did that sense make??
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