Concatinating two strings to make a variable

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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.

... or even simpler, an array:

i = [ 'This','is','the', 'string' ]  # Stylistically `i` is a bad name for an array

# direct access
print(i[0])

# iterating over value (always ordered)
for value in i:
   print(value)