A value assigned to a variable in one part of a program always affects the value of the like- named variable in the other part of the program.

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The effect of assigning a value to a variable on other parts of the program depends on the variable's scope and whether it is passed by reference or value in functions. Variables with local scope won't affect similarly named variables in other scopes.

A Value Assigned to a Variable in One Part of a Program