Type check global after function definition
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Research direction
Start by running mypy on the Python example and confirm that the assignment to global y is accepted while x is reported. Trace the type checker's handling of global declarations after a function definition, then add coverage showing that y is also checked and verify the example produces the expected error.
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Description
import typing
x = 'Hagar Qim'
def f() -> None:
global x, y
x = 1 # Type error reported
y = 2 # Ignored
y = 'Mnajdra'
No type error is reported for the assignments to y.
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