Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 6

What will happen if a variable with the same name is defined both locally and globally in Python?

(A)

The local variable takes precedence

(B)

The global variable takes precedence

(C)

It will result in an error

(D)

Both variables can be used interchangeably

Answer: (A)
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