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# announcements

[evanchooly]

you're welcome 😄

[sridhar]

evanchooly: cool! what if I need those objects to be assigned in some variable. mostly like s1..s5

[diesieben07]

That's the part that won't work. You cannot have variable names assigned by expression. You then need a data structure.

[diesieben07]

Such as a list or map.

[Eugen Martynov]

forEach and reflection or if they are in array then just reference by index

[evanchooly]

yeah. just use the index.

[sridhar]

got it.. thanks @evanchooly @Eugen Martynov @diesieben07

[robin]

You could a destructuring assignment from the list to cut down on lines some more, but you'll have to consider if that's actually more readable:

val (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5) = listOf(1, 2, 3, 4, 5).map { Node("q$it") }