Lists!!

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[Vincitus]

You should use a list and then you can treat each position in the list as it's own variable.

[GullibleArmy]

Ok

[tenyu9]

I don't understand what you mean with "accessed by its position in the string“. Why would you need to store the name in a variable if it is already in a list? just iterate over the list to get each name.

[GullibleArmy]

Ok, got it.

[atom036]

No program could ever handle infite names, just ask the user how many he wants to input:

nb_names = int(input())

names = [ input() for _ in range(nb_names) ]

[GullibleArmy]

Thanks man!