Create X Number of Variables and Assign Data

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More like this.

sentence = "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."
print(f"The original sentence is: '{sentence}'\n")

string_length = len(sentence)
print(f"Length of string is: {string_length}")
words = sentence.split()
word_dict = {f"var_{i}": word for i, word in enumerate(words)}
num_words = len(words)
print(f"The number of words in the sentence is: {num_words}")
# Use word_dict 
print(word_dict["var_0"])
print(word_dict["var_5"])
if "var_10" in word_dict:
    print(word_dict["var_10"])
else:
    print("The sentence does not have a eleventh word.")

Output:
Length of string is: 43
The number of words in the sentence is: 10
All
makes
The sentence does not have a eleventh word.

So as suggests before in post,i make dictionary and do not mess with dynamically variables hidden in globals() dictionary.

>>> word_dict
{'var_0': 'All',
 'var_1': 'work',
 'var_2': 'and',
 'var_3': 'no',
 'var_4': 'play',
 'var_5': 'makes',
 'var_6': 'Jack',
 'var_7': 'a',
 'var_8': 'dull',
 'var_9': 'boy.'}

>>> word_dict['var_3']
'no'
>>> word_dict.get('var_8')
'dull'
>>> word_dict.get('var_11', 'Value not in word_dict')
'Value not in word_dict'