I don't think you need any global declaration in your code. And quick tip, print("a", "b") prints "a b", two elements each made of string, separated by a space. While print("a" + "b") prints "ab", one element made of two concatenated strings (+).
I love learning Python too ! 😁
Much thanks! This was super helpful.
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I don't think you need any global declaration in your code.
And quick tip, print("a", "b") prints "a b", two elements each made of string, separated by a space. While print("a" + "b") prints "ab", one element made of two concatenated strings (+).
I love learning Python too ! 😁
Much thanks! This was super helpful.