如何在 python 中使用 eval 分配变量的值？

You can't, since variable assignment is a statement, not an expression, and eval can only eval expressions. Use exec instead.

Better yet, don't use either and tell us what you're really trying to do so that we can come up with a safe and sane solution.

Because x=1 is a statement, not an expression. Use exec to run statements.

>>> exec('x=1')
>>> x
1

By the way, there are many ways to avoid using exec/eval if all you need is a dynamic name to assign, e.g. you could use a dictionary, the setattr function, or the locals() dictionary:

>>> locals()['y'] = 1
>>> y
1

Update: Although the code above works in the REPL, it won't work inside a function. See Modifying locals in Python for some alternatives if exec is out of question.

x = 0
def assignNewValueToX(v):
global x
x = v


eval('assignNewValueToX(1)')
print(x)

It works... cause python will actually run assignNewValueToX to be able to evaluate the expression. It can be developed further, but I am sure there is a better option for almost any needs one may have.

You can actually put exec() command inside eval()

So your statement would look like eval("exec('x = 1')")

p.s. this is dangerous

you can use lambda, like this:

eval('(lambda x=10: x+2)()')