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Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 23 
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Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 23
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How can you access a global variable from within a function in Python?
Use the access keyword
Use the global keyword
Use the outer keyword
Use the variable name directly
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