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A local variable
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Is declared within a method
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A local variable is declared within a method, constructor, or block and is only accessible within that scope. It cannot be used anywhere in the program (that would be a global variable), it doesn't 'accept a class,' and it doesn't necessarily represent a class object (it could be a primitive type like int or an object reference).