python - Why does this not identify the variable s? -


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consider python code:

def lower_it(s):     def charr():         s = s.lower() #error         ans = s         return ans     return charr() 

the place have written #error gives error because says s referenced before assignment. don't think should give error because if call function lower_it('hello'), should make s = 'hello' , s in scope of charr, right? variable defined in body of lower_it should in scope of charr, right?


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