Answer / Seema Gupta

In C++, there are four scopes: local (or block), class (member), namespace, and file (global). Local scope applies to variables defined within a block. Class scope applies to members of a class. Namespace scope is used to organize functions, classes, and variables in a logical manner. File scope applies to variables declared outside any function or class.

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