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The correct answer is:
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A) 1 1
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Explanation:
– Initially, `a` is defined as `1` outside the function `f()`.
– Inside the function `f()`, a new variable `a` is defined with the value `2`, which is local to the function.
– When `print(a)` is called outside the function, it prints the value of `a` in the global scope, which is `1`.
– When `print(f())` is called, it calls the function `f()`, which returns its local `a` value (`2`). However, this value is not assigned to any variable in the global scope, so it doesn’t change the value of `a` printed by the first `print` statement.)`.
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