3.9 SCOPE RULES
Scope rules specify the part of program (space) where a given variable is valid (for use in code). Local variable of a function is valid only from the place of declaration until the end of that function. Global variable is valid from the place of declaration until the end of the file. A reference to a variable outside its scope results in compilation error.
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