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How to use local and global variables in nested function in Python

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def function():
    print("function()")
    a = 111

    def nested_function():
        print("nested_function()")
        global a
        a = 555
        print(a)
    print("Before calling nested_function()")
    print(a)
    nested_function()
    print("After calling nested_function()")
    print(a)

function()
print("main: ", a)


'''
run:

function()
Before calling nested_function()
111
nested_function()
555
After calling nested_function()
111
main:  555

'''

 



answered Dec 18, 2017 by avibootz
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