In python, is there a way to make this work?

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# list of people
people = ["Nick", "Sue", "Bob"]

# class instance
Bob.pockets = ["gum", "paperclip", "coins"]

# convert string to prefix of a class instance
Print(people[2].pockets())

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This is the simplest way to show what I'm needing to figure out.

I need to convert a string into the prefix of a class instance.

I'm having trouble figuring it out.

What would be the easiest way to make line 16 work.

I don't know if there is a simple way to tell this "if" argument to check all af the "Remote Host" classes for a matching string at that index.

I'm trying to design with modularity in mind.

success baby FTW!

I've got 99 errors and I can't find one... 🎶

when people think you know everything...

a little preview of my current Unity project in GIF form. it's a little rough, sorry.

a little preview of my current Unity project in GIF form. it's a little rough, sorry.

my problem yesterday, and probably today too.

haha, I've got to start adding this to all of my code...

Java... 😑

I'm finally making some visible progress on my Unity mobile game called "it goes number in the night!" gotta add a scoring system then I'll have a playable demo.

For the stress ball is that +100 on a single rant or overall? @dfox

& just for kicks I'll put the question in code form... well, kinda.

if( rantLikes >= 100 || overAllLikes >= 100)
{
Stressball.send( );
}

Got these bad boys in the mail today.

Much thanks to the Guy's at devRant.

Spent the day working on a concept for a Survival, Twin Stick Shooter, Tower Defence game. not sure if it will work yet, but everyone I have ran my Concept by really likes it.

anyone know anything about unity's "OnTriggeredEnter ( )?"

I've been messing with it for hours and I just can't figure it out...

skrewing aroyng with Unity 5 this morning. I've got an idea for a Tower Defense.

if (time >= 10)
{
SleepyTime();
}
else
{
WriteCode();
}

to all who know the feeling...

every coders worst nightmare!