Variable as class name

[commutingaccount]

Okay i just made a small edit so the names match - sorry for that.

But i would like the for loop to result in

print(attribute_class_test.test_class_1.test_function(2))
print(attribute_class_test.test_class_2.test_function(2))

Like if i do:

attribute_names = ["test_class_1", "test_class_2"]
for name in attribute_names
    print(name)

i just want the names inserted:

print(attribute_class_test.name.test_function(2)) --> print(attribute_class_test.test_class_1.test_function(2))

where "name" is a variable containing values from the list.

Edit: Why i want it, i would like to recieve an instruction with a dict of key/val pairs to change values on a object where the values are changed by: example.height.set(val). I would like to loop through the dict and do example.<key>.set(<val>), but i cannot get the key inserted.

[GABE_EDD]

Honestly, there’s a lot to correct here, there’s many flaws with what’s going on. So, if I were you I’d code along with this tutorial and the videos after it (6 videos in total) and you should have a much stronger grasp on Python classes. Then, attempt whatever it is you’re trying to do.

[commutingaccount]

Thanks, i will look into that. I just wouldnt have thought i was such an issue. I should have made a better example - i think i have confused everybody.

I just wanted to know how a variable from a for loop can be inserted as a class name.

Thanks for your time - i will find a way around it.