In section 9.2, a scope is described as "a textual region of a Python program". In a subsequent paragraph it states "Usually, the local scope references the local names of the (textually) current function."

The word "textually" is repeated 3 more times in the paragraphs that follow.

After rereading the section and looking up the words "textual" and "textually", I believe what the author means say "context" and "contextually".

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