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by yorwba
2952 days ago
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That is because the exec runs in the global scope. When Python sees a variable that is not assigned to in the local scope, it is assumed to be a global variable, so when exec creates a new local variable, the load still fails because it looks into the globals dictionary. But you can do this: def foo():
exec("a = 1")
return locals()['a']
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