Namespace and scope
First, the name space
1.1 built-in namespace
python interpreter exclusive
eg:
len([1, 2, 3])
int('10')
Function calls have to define, has never been defined. Python interpreter starts up automatically when the python to open up space for a built-in name of these built-in python, python interpreter after stopping explanation will destroy
1.2 global name space
In addition to the built-in local, others are global and
eg:
z = 10 #全局名称空间
def f1():
x = 10
def f2():
y = 10
print('from f2')
Global needs its own definition, it may have a global name space after the python file is executed, after the end of the file will be destroyed
1.3 The local name space
Variable names defined in the function / function names are stored in the local name space
eg:
z = 10
def f1():
x = 10 #局部名称空间
def f2():
y = 10 #局部名称空间
print('from f2')
Local also needs its own definition, will have to be generated after the function call, it will be destroyed after the call
Key:
The execution order of three kinds of namespaces: Built-in -> Global -> Local
Find the order of three kinds of namespaces: Start with your current location -> Local -> Global -> Built-in
eg:
x = 1 #全局
def f1():
x = 3 #局部
f1()
print(x)
Second, the scope (range of an effect)
eg:
x = 1
def f1():
x = 3
print(x)
# 这里面的x =1和x=3不是同一个东西
2.1 global scope
+ Built-in global variable name space variables, global in scope can only be used in the big picture
x = 1 #x = 1这个变量只能在全局中使用,不能再局部使用,也不能和混着使用
def f1():
x = 3
print(x)
2.2 local scope
The local name space variables, variables local scope can only be used locally in
eg:
x = 1 # 全局变量
def f1():
return x
# print(x) # f1中的局部
def f2():
x = 2 # x=2只能在f2中使用
f1()
f2() # f1中的局部和f2中的局部互不干涉
Scope function relationships in the definition phase have been identified dead
Third, the understanding of knowledge
3.1 global
eg:
x = 1
def f1():
global x # 声明x为全局的x
x = 3
f1()
print(x)
3.2 nonlocal
def f1():
x = 1
def f2():
nonlocal x # 针对嵌套函数局部之间的修改
x = 3
f2()
print(x)
f1()
3.3 recommended
eg:
lt = [1,2,3] # 作用域关系仅适用不可变数据类型,不适用于可变数据类型
def f1():
lt.append(4)
f1()
print(lt)