localcontext
Localcontext is a term used in computing to refer to the local execution context—the set of variable bindings, parameters, and execution state available within a particular block of code. It is distinguished from the global context, which includes identifiers and state accessible throughout a program.
In most programming languages, the local context is defined by scope or activation frames. Entering a function
The local context is commonly inspected during debugging, by examining the current stack frame and its local
In libraries and frameworks, a construct similar to localcontext may appear to establish a temporary, isolated
See also: scope, symbol table, activation record, closures, dynamic scope, lexical scope, context manager.