A variable's scope can be either global or ____.
A) local
B) undeclared
C) universal
D) declared

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When a variable is declared within a function or block of code, it has local scope, meaning it can only be accessed within that function or block of code. If a variable is declared outside of any functions or blocks of code, it has global scope, meaning it can be accessed from anywhere within the code. So, the missing option is local.

A Variable's Scope Can Be Either Global or ____