Python Quiz: What is the output ?

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@PythonPr x will be 10 for python3.x why because of variable scope inside list comprehension are confined to that only and doesn't exposed outside.

@PythonPr Could you explain the x for x in range three-part I don't understand a loop like that.

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@PythonPr y=[0, 1, 2]

@PythonPr Output = 10 The x variable does not change outside of its original x = 10 statement. The y variable creates a list of x values in range(3). So the x in range iterates into 0, 1, 2, resulting in y = [0, 1, 2]

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@PythonPr 10 will print. We are asked to print x, not y.

@PythonPr I fell into the trap in the beginning

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@PythonPr That was a tricky question. Answer is 10.

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@PythonPr Trick question... x does not change so x = 10.

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@PythonPr @grok what’s the answer

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@PythonPr Output : 10 ... .@PythonPr

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@PythonPr I believe it will be 2. It's a generator expression that overwrites the value of x, like the loop block. So, the interpretation modify this value, because it's not a local scope, like the functions. But, if it does, so the value will be 10, because everything happened in local.

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