a = 'b'. i want to change the name of ojbect a based on condition in python

You can change the name of an object in Python by assigning it to a new variable. You can do this based on a condition using conditional statements.

For example, if you want to change the name of the variable a to c if a condition is met, you can do the following:

main.py
a = 'b'
if condition:
    c = a
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In this code, if the condition is True, a will be assigned to a new variable c. You can then use c in place of a throughout the rest of your code.

Alternatively, you can rename the variable a to c using string manipulation:

main.py
a = 'b'
if condition:
    globals()['c'] = a
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In this code, globals() is a built-in function in Python that returns a dictionary of the current global symbol table. Here, we are using globals()['c'] to create a new variable c and assign it the value of a. Note that this approach modifies the global namespace, which may not be desirable in all cases.