Your query is not a code snippet but a direct...

Your query is not a code snippet but a direct question. However, I can explain the behavior of local variables in Python.

In Python:

• Local variables are variables declared inside a function, and they exist only within the scope of that function.
• They are created when the function is called and are destroyed once the function's execution is complete. Hence, their lifespan is limited to the function call.
• You can access local variables only within the function where they are defined. Attempting to access them outside of the function will result in a NameError.

If you want to see an example, feel free to provide code, and I can explain it further.