Assign the result of a loop to a variable in Python

Question

Consider a list I want to parse using a for :

friends = [\"Joe\", \"Zoe\", \"Brad\", \"Angelina\", \"Zuki\", \"Thandi\", \"Paris\"]
for i in fri         


        

Answer 1

If I understand well, you'd like to dynamically create variables. Here it is.

from collections import OrderedDict

friends = ["Joe", "Zoe", "Brad", "Angelina", "Zuki", "Thandi", "Paris"]
d = OrderedDict()
for idx, value in enumerate(friends):
    key = 'var' + str(idx)
    d[key] = value 

print(d)
# Output
OrderedDict([('var0', 'Joe'), ('var1', 'Zoe'), ('var2', 'Brad'), ('var3', 'Angelina'), ('var4', 'Zuki'), ('var5', 'Thandi'), ('var6', 'Paris')])