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What is a global constant in Python?
What is a global constant in Python?
- A variable that is defined within a class and can be accessed by all its methods
- A variable that can be changed throughout the program
- A variable that is defined outside of any function and can be accessed throughout the program (correct)
- A variable that can only be used within a specific function
Where should global constants be defined in Python?
Where should global constants be defined in Python?
- Outside of any function or class (correct)
- Inside a loop
- Inside a class
- Inside a specific function
Can the value of a global constant be changed in Python?
Can the value of a global constant be changed in Python?
- No, it remains constant throughout the program (correct)
- Yes, it can be changed at any point in the program
- No, it can only be used within a class
- Yes, but only within a specific function
Global constants in Python can be defined using the 'const' keyword.
Global constants in Python can be defined using the 'const' keyword.
Global constants in Python are declared outside of any function or class.
Global constants in Python are declared outside of any function or class.
The value of a global constant in Python can be changed during runtime.
The value of a global constant in Python can be changed during runtime.
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Global Constants in Python
- A global constant in Python is a variable whose value remains unchanged throughout the program.
- Global constants should be defined at the top-level of a module, outside of any function or class.
- There is no 'const' keyword in Python, and global constants are simply defined using uppercase letters and underscores (e.g., MY_CONSTANT).
- Despite the convention, the value of a global constant can be changed during runtime, but it's discouraged to do so to maintain code readability and maintainability.
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