Does python has something like this?

Question

Hello everyone. I was learning at Javascript course and came across with this lesson.
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JavaScript/2975/
The second part 'computed property names'
I was wondering if python has a way to create variables like this? Because every time I want to create let say user1, user2, user3... I create a list of users and append 'user' + i with for loop. But what if i would like to save something of each user?
I know with poo I could save values with class variables and asign a value for each user. Let say user1.something = 'something' and so on for each user but it would be great to create variables with that kind of concatenation on the name of the variable

Answer 1

Python code:

myVar = "cool"
myDict = {
f"{myVar}" : "something"
}

Answer 2

There's the walrus operator, I believe it does what youre asking

https://code.sololearn.com/cMdyiQykwPCo/?ref=app

Answer 3

Steven M this operator is introduced in python 3.8, if I am not wrong 🤔🤔

Answer 4

Maybe this could help.
I'm using 'setattr' here : it allows you to add dynamically an attribute to an object.
https://code.sololearn.com/chcVCqnWqj4A/?ref=app