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for example, if I want to define many variables as ParameterA1 ParameterB1 ParameterC1 ParameterD1 ... ParameterZ2 ParameterA2 ParameterB2 ParameterC2 ParameterD2 ... ParameterZ2 ... ... ... ParameterA12 ParameterB12 ParameterC12 ParameterD12 ... ParameterZ12

Do I have to define them one by one, or I can use some loop here? Thanks.

ParameterA1=[]
ParameterB1=[]
ParameterC1=[]
ParameterD1=[]
...
ParameterZ2=[]
ParameterA2=[]
ParameterB2=[]
ParameterC2=[]
ParameterD2=[]
...
ParameterZ2=[]
...
...
...
ParameterA12=[]
ParameterB12=[]
ParameterC12=[]
ParameterD12=[]
...
ParameterZ12=[]
GreatShark
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  • You could always use a dictionary. Having large numbers of similarly named variables is typically bad design. Instead of having things like `ParameterD12=[]` have something like `Parameter['D12']=[]`. That way you could have a single variable, an easy to loop-over dictionary, rather than dozens of separate variables. – John Coleman Dec 07 '22 at 23:59

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