👉 In the context of programming, a "storewide" variable is a variable that can be accessed from multiple places in the code. This means that it can be used within a single scope and not affect other parts of the program. For example, consider the following code: ```python x = 10 # Code that uses x print(x) ``` In this case, the variable `x` is stored globally (i.e., it's accessible from anywhere in the code)
