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You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example.

Dictionary<string,int> dict = new Dictionary< string,int>();
 
dict.add(userInput, 0);```

You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example.

Dictionary<string,int> dict = new Dictionary< string,int>();
dict.add(userInput, 0);

You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example. Dictionary<string,int> dict = new Dictionary< string,int>();

dict.add(userInput, 0);

You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example.

Dictionary<string,int> dict = new Dictionary< string,int>();

dict.add(userInput, 0);```

You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example.

You do not need this type of functionality. User can set string to any value and you can use the string value to access the variable for example. Dictionary<string,int> dict = new Dictionary< string,int>();

dict.add(userInput, 0);