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| Scope of variables: LOcal & Global |
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| Scope of variable means where the variable stands in the program. All variables may not necessary be available to all statements in a program. |
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| Variables can have two types of scope: |
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| a) Local: |
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| When a variable is declared inside the function then such a variable is known as local variable. |
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| A local variable can only be accessed by the function in which it is declared. It cannot be accessed by other function. |
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| b) Global: |
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| A variable which is declared outside all functions is known as global variable. |
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| A variable with a global scope is accessible to all the statements in the program. A global variable can be accessed by all the functions. |
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