The question you provided is not code, but rather a...

February 4, 2025 at 04:37 PM

where do you declare variables that have local scope in python PLEASE MY LIFE DEPENDS ON THIS!!!!

The question you provided is not code, but rather a programming-related question.

To answer it in the context of Python: Variables with local scope in Python are declared inside a function or a block of code. They are only accessible within that function or block and do not affect or get affected by variables outside of it.

For example:

def example_function():
    local_variable = 10  # This variable has local scope
    print(local_variable)  # Accessible only inside this function

example_function()
# print(local_variable)  # This would produce an error because 'local_variable' is not accessible outside

This "local_variable" is a variable with local scope.

Let me know if you meant specific code!

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