Is it possible to create a variable with the name of an output of another variable

[Panda]

I'm making a console application, and i want to create a feature where you can create your own command if you feel like it's needed. Here is my code:

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else:         print('Unknown command entered. Would you like to give this command a meaning')         temporary_console_input = console         console = input('Y or N? ')         creating_new_command_temp_waiting = True         while creating_new_command_temp_waiting == True:               if console == 'y':                 # Placeholder             else if console == 'Y':                 # Placeholders             else if console == 'n':                 # Placeholders             else if console == 'N':                 # Placeholders             else if console == 'sys.exit(0)':                 print('Shutting down')                 sys.exit(0)             else:                 print('Unknown Option Entered. Please try again.')         creating_new_command_temp = console         logger.info('Creating command: "' + console + '"')

I would like to know if there is a way to create a variable with the name of console's current state. (e.g. if console is set to 4, create a variable named 4)

[volcano63]

Valid Python name must start either with a letter or underscore(s) - it cannot start with a digit.

There are several possible methods to create a variable name dynamically - and none of them is recommended. One of them - by use of globals and locals functions

[Panda]

Valid Python name must start either with a letter or underscore(s) - it cannot start with a digit.

There are several possible methods to create a variable name dynamically - and none of them is recommended. One of them - by use of globals and locals functions

I know that, it was an example. Can you just tell me how i would create a variable with the name of another variable's value?

[volcano63]

Output:
In [14]: a = 'c'

In [15]: globals()[a] = 1

In [16]: c
Out[16]: 1

In [17]: b = 'd'

In [18]: exec('{} = 10'.format(b))

In [19]: b
Out[19]: 'd'

In [20]: d
Out[20]: 10

[Panda]

Output:
In [14]: a = 'c'

In [15]: globals()[a] = 1

In [16]: c
Out[16]: 1

In [17]: b = 'd'

In [18]: exec('{} = 10'.format(b))

In [19]: b
Out[19]: 'd'

In [20]: d
Out[20]: 10

Is this like 'put in line 16 instead of 1', or 'put in line 17'?

[volcano63]

Line 15 creates variable with name c, line 18 - with name d

[Panda]

I solved it myself.

[volcano63]

I solved it myself.

No thank you, I guess?! Another name to ignore list

[Panda]

I solved it myself.

No thank you, I guess?! Another name to ignore list

Sorry. I didn't thank you because i'm ok at programming and have NO idea what it is you said i should do.