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Satoshi Nakamoto created a system of money that was decentralised. No one was in control, the government, nor the cartels or even banking systems could touch this. The electronic cash system -- Bitcoin. For the first time, we could transact digitally without need of a 3rd party.

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Week 2 of js learning

@arunkinsights @clcoding This was the topic discussed in yesterdays tutorial. Local vs Global, i thought since a value hasn't been assigned yet it will generally inherit the global value given, seems i was mistaken. Thanks for this insight.

1. Global variable: x = 100 is defined globally. 2. Inside test(): Python sees the line x = 50 inside the function. This makes x a local variable for the entire function (Python decides scope at compile time, not at runtime). So, when print(x) is executed, Python tries to print the local x. But local x hasn’t been assigned yet (assignment happens after print(x)). 3. This causes UnboundLocalError: ✅ Correct Answer: Error

What will be the output of the following Python code? x = 100 def test(): print(x) x = 50 test()

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Which one do you use as your daily driver?

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