How do I define a custom literal in Python? For example, type (37C) ==<class 'temp'>

Question:

Can I create my own class / type with my own syntax?

For instance:

mycar = bmw 
# или
mytemp = 37C

print(type(mycar))

print(type(mytemp))

For the answer to be like this:

<class 'car'> 
# или
<class 'temp'>

Not like this:

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Answer:

Of course you can, read about OOP in Python. This can be done using classes. If you're talking about custom literals, they haven't been introduced yet, but they are often suggested.