A __________ variable is a variable created within a function and is not accessi

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A __________ variable is a variable created within a function and is not accessible by statements outside of that function.

-hidden

-local

-global

-sentinel

Question 36 1 pts A variable's __________ refers to the part of the program in which that variable is accessible.

-name

-range

-value

-scope

A function definition will create a function and then immediately execute it. True or False

The # character tells the Python interpreter to ignore everything after that character until the end of the line. True or False

Explanation / Answer

1. Local variable

Local variable created within function cannot used outside to that function because that scope is limited to that function only.

2. Scope

Scope referes in the program that the accessability of variable. The reason for using scope is to maintain accessiblity only.

3. False

Function's are also created and executed as like other statements in the program only. Functions will get created when the compiler encounter the return statement in it.

4. True

Because in pyhton # is to make the comment line. So that the compiler will treat that line as comment. whenever it encounter's # it will ignore the complete line.

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