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Name: int-dynamic-engine
Version: 0.1.1
Summary:  The official Dynamic Variable Engine for Python Programming Language
Author: Nikila Udana
Author-email: nikila20071015udana@gmail.com
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Requires-Python: >=3.6
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# 🚀 INT Dynamic Variable Engine

**A next-generation hybrid global memory engine for dynamic execution.**

Developed by **Nikila Udana**, the INT Engine is designed for developers who need absolute control over memory and variables during runtime. It bridges the gap between static programming and AI-style dynamic memory management.

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## 🔥 Key Features

* **Global Memory System:** Access variables from anywhere without strict local scoping.
* **Engine-Controlled Variables:** Use the `x()` engine syntax to manage your data safely.
* **Indirect Variable Access:** Select or modify variables using string names—perfect for dynamic systems.
* **Live Memory Patching:** Update variable values in real-time during program execution.
* **Hybrid Variable Model:** Supports both direct assignment and engine-based control.

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## 🛠 Installation

Install the engine via `pip` directly from PyPI:

```bash
pip install int-dynamic-engine


💻 Quick Start

from int_engine import INTEngine

# 1. Activate the Engine
x = INTEngine()

# 2. Dynamic Variable Assignment (The INT way)
x("username").set_value("Nikila")

# 3. Indirect Access using Strings
target = "score"
x(target).set_value(100)

# 4. Get User Input directly to Memory
x("age").set_input("Enter your age: ")

# 5. Retrieve Values from Global Memory
print(f"User: {x.get_value('username')}")
print(f"Age: {x.get_value('age')}")
