Concatinating two strings to make a variable

[DeaD_EyE]

Perfect! Thanks ...

and ok

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Please don't do this. You're using the wrong data structure. Maybe you want to have a dict:

data = {'i0': 'This', 'i1': 'is', 'i2': 'the', 'i3': 'string'}

# direct access
print(data['i0'])

# iterating over values
# unordered

for value in data.values():
   print(value)

# sorted access
# sorted sorts by first element, if the the yielded element is a list/tuple
for key, value in sorted(data.items()):
   print(value)

# or preserve the order:
from collections import OrderedDict
data = [('i0', 'This'), ('i1', 'is'), ('i2', 'the'), ('i3', 'string')]
ordered_dict = OrderedDict(data)

for value in ordered_dict.values():
   print(value)

Since Python 3.6 dicts preserve the order, but we should not rely on it. Maybe with next version they guarantee it.
Currently it's just an implementation detail.