What are built-in scopes in Python?

Can you explain what built-in scopes are in Python?

Sure! In Python, built-in scopes refer to the namespaces that are created when a program is executed. These include the global scope, local scope, and built-in scope.

What is the difference between local and global scope?

Local scope refers to variables defined within a function, while global scope refers to variables defined outside any function, accessible throughout the entire module.

Can you give me an example of how to use global variables?

Absolutely! You can declare a global variable outside a function and then modify it inside a function using the 'global' keyword.

What happens if I try to access a local variable outside its function?

If you try to access a local variable outside its function, you'll get a NameError because the variable is not defined in that scope.