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A compiler that permits a name to be declared in one scope and used in a nested one relies on
Answer: D
Failing to find the name locally, the compiler searches each enclosing scope in turn. Only when the outermost is exhausted is the name reported as undeclared. The search cost is proportional to the depth of nesting at the point of use.
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