Yasoob Khalid • 7/28/2013

The use of return and global keywords

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This blog post provides a tutorial on using the 'return' and 'global' keywords in Python. It explains how 'return' assigns a value to the function call, while 'global' creates a variable accessible outside the function's scope. The article includes practical code examples demonstrating the behavior and common errors of each approach.

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