Well, wrap your posts in [ code = Python ] [/code] tags for greater clarity.

My favorite way to do this would be to pull the information out of tuples like this:

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class person():
    def __init__(self):
        self.name = ' '
        self.job = ' '
        self.age = 0
 
people = [('abc','worker',20),
          ('efg', 'student',22),
          ('hlk', 'doctor', 25)]  # yeah, right!
 
personList = []
 
for name,job,age in people:  # this unpacks each tuple in the list.
    tmp = person()
    tmp.name = name
    tmp.job = job
    tmp.age = age
    personList.append(tmp)

class person(): def __init__(self): self.name = ' ' self.job = ' ' self.age = 0 people = [('abc','worker',20), ('efg', 'student',22), ('hlk', 'doctor', 25)] # yeah, right! personList = [] for name,job,age in people: # this unpacks each tuple in the list. tmp = person() tmp.name = name tmp.job = job tmp.age = age personList.append(tmp)

Now, if you're willing to modify the __init__ a bit, then you can write even cleaner code:

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class person():
    def __init__(self,name='',job='',age=0):
        self.name = name
        self.job = job
        self.age = age
 
people = [('abc','worker',20),
          ('efg', 'student',22),
          ('hlk', 'doctor', 25)]  # yeah, right!
 
personList = []
 
for name,job,age in people:
    personList.append(Person(name,job,age))

class person(): def __init__(self,name='',job='',age=0): self.name = name self.job = job self.age = age people = [('abc','worker',20), ('efg', 'student',22), ('hlk', 'doctor', 25)] # yeah, right! personList = [] for name,job,age in people: personList.append(Person(name,job,age))

Jeff