How to create a variable by the number of elements in the list and by their names?

Question

Python

How to create a variable from a list, for example, I have an arbitrary list, the list has any number of elements (here 3) and how to create the same number of variables depending on the number of elements? l = ['S', 'p', 'j']

Answer 1

In general, you have strange requirements, but if you really need it, you can do it like this, for example:

>>> l = ['S', 'p', 'j']
>>> for im in l:
...    exec('{}=1'.format(im))
... 
>>> S
1
>>> j
1
>>> S+p+j
3
>>> locals()
{'__builtins__': <module '__builtin__' (built-in)>, 
  'j': 1, 
  'l': ['S', 'p', 'j'], 
  '__package__': None, 
  'p': 1, 
  'S': 1, 
  'im': 'j', 
  '__name__': '__main__', 
  '__doc__': None
}

or alternatively

>>> l = ['S', 'p', 'j']
>>> for im in l:
...    locals()[im] = 1
... 
>>> S+p+j
3

If I understand the question correctly.

Answer 2

list_length = len(l) - the number of elements in the list.
It's not entirely clear what "and how to create as many variables depending on the number of elements" means?