Explain the difference between my and local?
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Answer / mahendra ratnakar
The variables declared with "my" can live only within the
block it was defined and cannot get its visibility
inherited functions called within that block, but one
defined with "local" can live within the block and have its
visibility in the functions called within that block.
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Answer / sourisengupta
You can consider "my" as local and "local" as global
variable like C,C++.
The scope of "my" lies between the block only but if we
declare one varable global then we can asccess that from
the outside of the block also.
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