Python for Everybody: The Ultimate Python 3 Bootcamp - Scope

The video tutorial explains the concept of scope in programming, particularly in Python. It introduces the LEGB rule, which stands for Local, Enclosed, Global, and Built-in scopes, and demonstrates how variables are accessed within different scopes using examples. The tutorial also covers nested functions and emphasizes best practices for managing scope to avoid confusion, such as explicitly passing data into functions.

How does Python handle variable names when there are multiple variables with the same name in different scopes?

What is the impact of overwriting built-in keywords in Python?

In the context of nested functions, how does Python determine which variable to use?