Is it possible to use a variable in the name of other variables?

Question

Trying to avoid a long post; is there some command in Java that would allow a variable to be read before the rest of the statement it is in?
For example, using a pair "@" to encapsulate a variable with the mystery command I'm looking for:
*public class Example {*
*public static void main (String[] args) {*
Char variable = "A";
int @variable@_Status = 0;
So that this application would create an integer named "A_Status" and assign it a value of 0. Obviously, I'm not looking to be told that "int A_Status = 0" is the best way to do that, I'd like "variable" to be able to be defined by input or change somehow in the code. I have a gut feeling that this is impossible due to the compiler, but I'd like a more professional opinion. Anyone?

Answer 1

The variable "name" is a lot less important than you think. In fact, when your code is compiled, the computer doesn't care one jot about the name of the variable.
You should not worry about trying to do this, but rather should tell us the reason why you would even want this. If we knew that, we could show you a better way, guaranteed.