>CS's scoping is a bit... dangerous, because there's no indication of a variable's scope. If you're not paying attention to your environment, you'll inadvertent

>CS's scoping is a bit... dangerous, because there's no indication of a variable's scope. If you're not paying attention to your environment, you'll inadvertently stomp on higher scopes or globals. You can lose assignments through typos too. Not just that, but adding a variable to an outer scope can break functions that were previously just fine. Isn't the whole point of scoping that changing code in one place won't affect unrelated code in another place?