Is there a way to delete the memory address of a variable in python? For example, I was implementing an code like
var = 23
address = hex(id(var))
print (var+":"+address)
del address
print (var+":"+address)
If I want to remove address of the variable var then show an error message like
Name Error: name 'address' is not defined
Is there any way to delete the variable address or modify the value of the variable using address variable?
When you're writing del adress you're not removing the adress of the variable, you're only clearing the "adress" variable which contains a string that represents the hexadecimal of the adress, that's why you're getting an "not defined" error.
You can access the value by using the ctypes module :
ctypes.cast(id(var), ctypes.py_object).value
But I don't know if it's possible to modify the variable, but like Chaos said : Basically, if you're trying to do this, you probably need to do something differently.
