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function error removal

def my_func():
	input_pressure = float(input("Enter pressure in psi: "))
	print("Value inside function:",input_pressure)
my_func()
# conv_press = input_pressure/14.6;
print("Value outside function:",+input_pressure/14.6)
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Bobby Iliev • June 4, 2021

Hi there,

Usually, variables defined inside a specific function are not accessible outside of that function.

This should work with the following syntax by attaching the variable to an object so it could be accessible outside of the function:

def my_func():
    my_func.input_pressure = float(input("Enter pressure in psi: "))
    print("Value inside function:",my_func.input_pressure)
my_func()

print("Value outside function:",+my_func.input_pressure/14.6)

Hope that this helps. Regards, Bobby

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