Python global variable

Question

def say_boo_twice():
  global boo
  boo = \'Boo!\'
  print boo, boo

boo = \'boo boo\'
say_boo_twice()

The output is

Boo! Bo

Answer 1

You are re-assigning boo after you declare it as global, so the value is the last one you assigned to it. If you removed line three, you would get the output you expect.