Variable scope refers to the block or region of code in which a variable can be accessed. Go uses...
Variable scope refers to the block or region of code in which a variable can be accessed. Go uses lexical scoping (also known as static scoping) based on blocks.
A block is a sequence of declarations and statements enclosed within matching curly braces {}.
Let's consider the following Go code:
package main
import "fmt"
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