How do you convert string as a variable name in python?
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Answer / Nirbhay Narayan Pandey
In Python, you can use the 'globals()' or 'locals()' functions to get a dictionary of current global and local symbol table (variable names). Then, you can use the dictionary to create or access variables using strings. Here's an example:
my_var = 10
var_name = 'my_var'
print(globals()[var_name]) # Outputs: 10
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