How to get the 'name' of an int

[Just]

In article <b3najo$hej$1 at reader08.wxs.nl>,
 "Hans Brand" <Hans.Brand at BrandInnovators.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I would like to get the 'name' of a variable to do something like this:
> 
> causea = 12
> causeb = 13
> for cause in (causea, causeb):
>     print "%s = %s" %(name(cause), cause)
> 
> The result should be:
> causea = 12
> causeb = 13
> 
> How can I achieve this?

You can't and you don't... Objects don't know to which name(s) they're 
bound to. Imagine this:

causea = 12
causeb = 13
causec = causea

You need to "reset your brain":
  http://effbot.org/guides/python-objects.htm

HTH,

Just