It would be possible to store the condition itself in the variable, rather than the immediate return it, when to declare it?

Example:

a = 3
b = 5x = (a == b)
print(x)a = 5
print(x)

The return is

False
False

However, I expected to get

False
True

I'm just having fun with the magic of Python. I know it is possible using a function, but I wonder if it is possible using a variable.

You can get this kind of reactive pattern by using a property:

class Test:def __init__(self, a, b):self.a = aself.b = b@propertydef x(self):return self.a == self.b

Then:

>>> t = Test(a=3, b=5)
>>> t.x
False
>>> t.a = 5
>>> t.x
True