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How can i nest a function inside an outer function?

I'm trying to design a function that will display the coordinates of the canvas so i wrote this function inside another function which is the canvas for the solar system simulation. Here is my code:

def solar_system():
    top2 = Toplevel()
    top2.title("Solar system simulation") #window title

    canvas = tk.Canvas(top2, width=1500, height=900, bg = "black") #making the canvas
    canvas.pack()

    def display_xy_coordinates(event): #function for displaying x and y
        widgetxy["text"]=f"x,{event.x} y,{event.y}"
    display_xy_coordinates(event)
     
    widgetxy = Label(canvas, font = "Calibri 10", fg = "white", bg = "black") #colour and font for label showing xy coordinates
    canvas.bind("<Button-1>", display_xy_coordinates) #Buton-1 = left click on the mouse. This calls the display xy coordinates function
    widgetxy.pack() #this label needs to be packed in order to show
    canvas.create_window(1267, 34, window=widgetxy) #this is where the label will be placed (top right of canvas)

I have tried every possible way of writing this function inside the main function but i always get this error:

 display_xy_coordinates(event)
                           ^^^^^
NameError: name 'event' is not defined


source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75502621/how-can-i-nest-a-function-inside-an-outer-function

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