Python variable scope

# scope = The region that a variable is recognized
# A variable is only available from inside the region it is created.
# A global and locally scoped version of a variable can be created

name = "Bro" # global scope (available inside & outside functions)

def display_name():
name = "Code" # local scope (available only inside this function)
print(name)


display_name()
print(name)

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Thank you for making this so easy to understand!!! Excellent info!

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There´s any other function where variables can be allocated as Local?
I mean, now i know that when I DEF a function, I cant use outside the variables inside that function. There´s any other space like DEF that makes a variable a local variable?

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