Is it possible to access another keyword in called function parameter?

I'm not sure how to completely articulate what I'm wondering here so forgive any confusion.

What I want to know is, Once I import a module and call a function is it possible to access another parameter's value inside another parameter within the same function?

So for example, I'm playing around with pandas at the moment and I've created a series with a basic block of code:

import pandas as pd

data = [40, 70, 90]
series = pd.Series(data=data, name='marks', index=[i for i in range(0, len(data))])

But I want to see if it's possible to do something like this:

import pandas as pd

series = pd.Series(data=[40, 70, 90], name='marks', index=[i for i in range(0, len(__get_value_from_data_keyword__))])

where __get_value_from_data_keyword__ returns the value of the data keyword in the same function. So __get_value_from_data_keyword__ equals [40, 70, 90]

Is this possible to do at all?

You can use an assignment expression to get a reference to the "anonymous" value.

series = pd.Series(data=(x := [40, 80, 90]), name='marks', index=list(range(0, len(x))))

However, this would be much more readable as

x = [40, 80, 90]
series = pd.Series(data=x, name='marks', index=list(range(x)))

As far as I understood your question - no.
In Python, you cannot directly access the value of a parameter inside another parameter within the same function.