A JSP file contains one JSP scriptlet and one JSP expression, both of which are executed. If a local variable specified in the scriptlet is defined in the scriptlet, it can still be used in the JSP expression. Assume that the JSP expression will be positioned directly behind the scriptlet. Is this correct or incorrect?

A JSP file contains one JSP scriptlet and one JSP expression, both of which are executed. If a local variable specified in the scriptlet is defined in the scriptlet, it can still be used in the JSP expression. Assume that the JSP expression will be positioned directly behind the scriptlet. Is this correct or incorrect?

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