Question

for the function below, which variables have the same scope?
def square(numa, numb):
return numa ** numb
base = 5
power = 2
answer = square (base,power)
print(answer)
numa and power
numb and power
base and numa

Explanation:

In Python, numA and numB are local variables within the square function. base, power, and answer are in the global (or outer - scope in this simple context). Variables numB and power have different scopes as one is local to the function and the other is in the outer - scope. Similarly for numA and base or numA and power. There are no correct pairs among the options as local and non - local variables have different scopes.

Answer:

None of the above options are correct.