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 To enter the global scope, type the `use global` command in the GSQL shell. Next, use the `ls` command to list all the schema objects under this scope.
 
 ```python
-GSQL> USE GLOBAL
-GSQL> ls
+> USE GLOBAL
+> ls
 ```
 ![Graph Scope](./GlobalLocal.jpg)
 The figure above shows that the `financialGraph` is composed of global scope schema objects such as `Account`, `City`, `Phone`, `isLocatedIn`, and `hasPhone` etc. The `privateGraph` also uses the global schema object `Phone`. Thus, both the `financialGraph` and the `privateGraph` share the `Phone` schema object. Additionally, the `privateGraph` has its own private schema objects— `Loan` and `Person` vertex objects.
 
 To enter a graph scope, type the `USE GRAPH` graphName command in the GSQL shell. Then, use the `ls` command to list all the schema objects under this graph scope.
 
+```python
+> USE GRAPH financialGraph
+> ls
+```
 
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