n = 2 def func(a, b):n=return a*bs = func("ok", 3)print(s, n)

There are a couple of errors in this code:

1. The line `n=` is incomplete and does not contain a valid value assignment.
2. The `return` statement is missing a value to return.

Here's the corrected code:

n = 2

def func(a, b):
    return a * b

s = func("ok", 3)
print(s, n)

Output:

okok 2

Explanation:

- The variable `n` is assigned the value `2`.
- The function `func()` takes two arguments `a` and `b`, and returns their product.
- The function is called with `"ok"` and `3` as arguments, and their product `"okok"` is assigned to the variable `s`.
- The values of `s` and `n` are printed. `s` is `"okok"` and `n` is `2`.

Note that the `n` variable inside the function is not the same as the `n` variable outside the function. They have different scopes, and modifying one does not affect the other.