Question: in python I have this set of variable

variable.py

```
#--------------Project 1--------------#
ip_server = '10.10.55.98'
username = 'user_1'
distro = 'debian'

#--------------Project 2--------------#
ip_server = '10.10.55.96'
username = 'user_2'
distro = 'opensuse'

#--------------Project 3--------------#
ip_server = '10.10.55.95'
username = 'user_3'
distro = 'ubuntu'

```

In the script main.py I just want to import variable of **Project 2**, how to this?

main.py

```
from variable import *

ho_to_import_variable_of_project2?

```

thanks to all for answers anche time to dedicate my question

Answer: 
Your assumption that using comments to "separate" the variables to logical groups means anything to the interpreter is wrong. All you are really doing is overwriting the same variables.

Also, [avoid using `import *`](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2386714/why-is-import-bad).

Instead, I'd use a dictionary:

```py
data = {
    'Project 1': {
        'ip_server': '10.10.55.98',
        'username': 'user_1',
        'distro': 'debian'
    },
    'Project 2': {
        'ip_server': '10.10.55.96',
        'username': 'user_2',
        'distro': 'opensuse'
    },
    'Project 3': {
        'ip_server': '10.10.55.95',
        'username': 'user_3',
        'distro': 'ubuntu'
    }
}

```

then use it:

```py
from variable import data

print(data['Project 1']['ip_server'])

```

will output

```
10.10.55.98

```

At this point you might as well use an external JSON file as a config file but that is behind the scope of this question/answer.
Create a list and dictionary for each project like below:

```
variable.py

project1 = [{'ip_server' :'10.10.55.98', 'username':'user_1', 'distro' : 'debian'}]
project2 = [{'ip_server' :'10.10.55.95', 'username':'user_2', 'distro' : 'opensuse'}]
project3 = [{'ip_server' :'10.10.55.96', 'username':'user_3', 'distro' : 'ubuntu'}]

```

And in `main.py`

```
from variable import project1

```