You can have a name spelled the same in two different namespaces with no conflict in your program.

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This is true because namespaces provide a way to differentiate between variables with the same name in different contexts. For example, there can be a variable named "x" in both the global namespace and a local namespace within a function, and they will not conflict with each other because they exist in different namespaces.

You Can Have a Name Spelled the Same in Two