Can I combine a variable and a letter and call it from a resource?

[Audle]

Godot Version

4.3

Question

My project contains a lot of variables (70 to be exact) They are listed in this order.

I1, I2, I3 etc.

I have all of these stated in my resource, but when I call them to change them, I don’t want to call them all separately. This is what I have tried

for i in range(1, 70):
var resourcevariable = str(resource, “.I”, i)
resourcevariable = newvalue
But it doesn’t work.

Is there a way I can do this that would make it do what I want it to? If so, how?

[Locher]

This might be a duplicate topic of Can you construct a variable name with a string?

Do these two topics deal with different questions that would warrant two separate topics?

[Audle]

I’m attempting to use a string as a name for a variable in another script

Like, instead of

resource.variable1
resource.variable2
resource.variable3

I’d want to do something like this

for i in range(1, 71)
var nameofvariable = str(“variable”, i)
resource.nameofvariable

[Audle]

nevermind, I created a function inside of the resource itself which called a few pieces of data through a dictionary. I used

var nameofvariable = str(“variable”, i)
set(nameofvariable, value)

Thank you for the help on the other topic. It was the baseline of my solution for the entire save function of my code.