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Question 31

What type of variable can only be used within the context of a particular expression, and can only be accessed within the function that defines them?

    Correct Answer: A

    A local variable is a type of variable that can only be used within the context of a particular expression and can only be accessed within the function that defines it. Local variables are typically declared within a function and only exist during the execution of that function.

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yanoolthecoolOption: A

yep, local variables