What is the scope of Python?

Python is a general-purpose programming language that stresses readability and has an easy-to-learn syntax, which lowers the cost of programme maintenance. For Rapid Application Development and deployment, its high-level data structures, along with dynamic typing and dynamic binding, draw a sizable developer community. There are two types of checking one is static in it data types are checked before execution, and second is dynamic in it data types are checked during execution.
 
 The scope of Python is present in every kind of functions. A few examples of scope created during code excecution in Pythonare as follows:-


1. a local scope refers to the local objects available in the current functions.
2. A global scope refers to the items that have been available since the begining of the code execution.
3. A module-level scope refers to the accessible programme global objects for the current module.
4. An outermost scope refers to the all built in names that the applications can call. The name referenced is located last among the objects in this scope.
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