How Python Variable Scope ACTUALLY Works 💻

Most people think this code will print 20, but Python handles memory differently! Do you know why?
The Challenge:

x = 10

def multiply():
x = 20
return x

multiply()
print(x)

Choose your answer:
A) 10
B) 20
C) 30
D) UnboundLocalError
The Logic: This is all about Global vs. Local Scope.
x = 10 is a Global variable.
Inside the function, x = 20 creates a Local variable that only exists inside that function.
Even though we ran the function, we never updated the global x.
Final Result: 10
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