Python – Change value at memory address

For example, I have a variable called a, and need to change it by its memory address:

a: str = "hello"
address: int = id(a)

change_by_address(address, a, 'newval') # is something like this possible?

Is there some way to do this, perhaps in the ctypes library?

>Solution :

Absolutely, positively not. That ID is an address of SOMETHING in memory, but in C terms these are all moderately complicated data structures.

Python is not C. You cannot think of things in the same way.