Defining constant global Variables in Julia

In Julia, what is difference between defining a variable as const and defining a variable as const global? Considering the following example, what is the difference if I change const global to const?

#set number of cores
number_cores=7;
addprocs(number_cores)

#include necessary functions
@everywhere include("$(pwd())\\lib.jl");

const global n = 2; # number of observables
const global k = nVAR + 2*n-1; # number of states
const global m = k*q;

pmap(a->parallel_un(a,n,k,m),1:7)

There are two cases:

1. If you are in the global scope then const and const global are the same;
2. If you are in some scope other than global then using const is deprecated in Julia 0.7 and using const global is acceptable and defines a global constant.

Here is an example session:

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julia> f() = (const global x = 1)
f (generic function with 1 method)

julia> f()
1

julia> x = "a"
ERROR: invalid redefinition of constant x

julia> g() = (const global y = 1)
g (generic function with 1 method)

julia> y = 1
1

julia> g()
ERROR: cannot declare y constant; it already has a value
Stacktrace:
 [1] g() at .\REPL[4]:1
 [2] top-level scope