what is the diff b/w local and global variable?
Answer Posted / riya jain
The differnce b/w local and the global variables is in the
scope in which they are used. like in c++ the variables
that are declared in main() are global and the variables
that are declared within the class are subject only to that
class and thus termed as local variables.
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