Question

a variable defined inside a function or block is called ____ variable​

Answer 1

Answer:

A VARIABLE DEFINED INSIDE A FUNCTION OR BLOCK IS CALLED LOCAL VARIABLE.

Answer 2

A variable defined inside a function or block is called local variable​.

• Local variables are those that are declared inside a function or block.
• Only statements included within that function or code block are permitted to use them.
• Outside of their own function, local variables are unknown.
• While local variables may have a lexical (static) or dynamic scope, the former is much more typical.
• In lexical scoping, also known as static scoping or static scope, a variable name's scope is the programme text of the block definition if the variable name's scope is a specific block.
• Outside of that block's text, the variable name does not exist but is bound to the variable's value.

Hence, the answer is local.

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