Enums with Associated Values in Python

Question

In Swift Enums have something called an Associated Value. Consider the following:

enum Shape {
     case circle(radius: Double)
     case rectangle(x: Double, y: Double)
}

In this case the Enums' Associated Values are radius and x & y and can be individually set for each instantiation of that Enum. E.g. I could do

smallCircle = Shape.circle(radius: 12)
largeCircle = Shape.circle(radius: 36)

Is there something similar for the Python Enum? I tried around myself but without much success. It seems like whatever attribute I set will always be the same for all instantiations of that Enum - i.e. in above example the second line equivalent in Python would have set the radius to 36 on both smallCircle and largeCircle. Any ideas?

Answer 1

In Python, the value associated with the symbolic names of Enums can be of any type. Python Enum Documentation

Unlike Swift, from the Python documentation, the members of a Python Enum are functionally constant

So, the answer to your question is no.