In Python, variables have a scope that defines where they can be accessed within a program.
The scope of variables in Python includes local scope (within a function), enclosing scope (for nested functions), global scope (outside of any function or class), and built-in scope (for built-in functions and modules).
Variables can be accessed and modified within their respective scopes, and the concept of scope is essential for understanding how variables are handled and accessed in Python programs.
