How to fix unbound local error in python

🐍💡 How to Fix UnboundLocalError in Python | Make Data Useful 💡🐍

Struggling with the UnboundLocalError in Python? You're not alone! This common error can stump many programmers, from beginners to those with more experience. But don't worry, Make Data Useful is here to help you understand and resolve this issue in no time!

🎬 In today's video, we'll dive into:

What UnboundLocalError is and why it occurs
How Python's variable scope affects your code
Step-by-step solutions to fix the error
Best practices to avoid this error in your future coding projects
👩‍💻 Whether you're working on a small script or a large project, understanding variable scope is crucial for bug-free code. We'll show you how to navigate these tricky waters with ease.

[augustuss]

Hey, cool video!

What I still don't get.

How does Python read the code? In what order?

Because I would expect it to just print x as global and only afterwards discover "Oh now theres a local x" and if I would then have another print (x) function it would print that one.

But it seems like the whole code is run, and python basically says "Well, I know you will add a local variable later, but you need to do it now, so I am not gonna execute the code until you fix it."

I dont get it.