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Creating Multiple Variables Based On An Integer

I want to create multiple variables based on a number that I have defined. Currently, I have a client and a server running and every time a client joins, I want the server to creat

Solution 1:

Don't do this. If you want to have a dynamic group of items pointed to by names, that's what a dict is for. If you just want an list of items in a particular order, that's what a list is for.

Variable names should be kept to what you, the programmer, actually write in your code. Down the other path lies madness.

Solution 2:

A dict would be an appropriate solution for this :

list_of_addr = []
user_num = 0
recv_verf, addr = server_socket.recvfrom(2048)
if(recv_verf == 'connect'):
    recv_user, addr = server_socket.recvfrom(2048)
    list_of_addr.append(dict(user=recv_user, number=user_num))
    user_num = user_num + 1print'User: {0} # {1} connected'.format(list_of_addr[-1]['user'], list_of_addr[-1]['number']

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