Python Workshop - Scope

This will teach you all about scope and give code examples. Scope prevents you from accessing all the variables in a program at all locations in that program. For Python the ability for a code to access a given name will depend on where exactly that name has been defined. Name in this case means variables, functions, objects or classes. When you can access the value of a given name from your code this will mean the name is in scope.

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