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by widdma
3277 days ago
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Since Python is an interpreter, it keeps a dictionary/hash table of the local and global variables. These can be accesses by the functions `locals()` and `globals()`. `a = ... ` can be thought of as `locals()["a"] = ...` (although you can should not actually modify the local variables this way) |
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