How does writing variables to memory work in Python?

Question

Python

Hello.
I started digging into how variables work in Python and was amazed.
Until now, I've thought that variables in Python work just like they do in statically typed compiled languages.
An-no!
>>> name = "John"
>>> hex(id(name))
'0x28632eb17b0'
>>> name = "Constantine"
>>> hex(id(name))
'0x28632eb3af0
' cell in memory, but it somehow diverges.
Later I learned that through id we get the address of a unique object. Is it an address in RAM?
Now I have absolutely no idea how variables work in Python.
Please help me figure it out!
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

No, it's not. This is an internal address. Shows the location in one of the python memory tables
Read here