June 2012
Intermediate to advanced
386 pages
10h 7m
English
Other common Object-Oriented languages like C# have a concept of block scope. JavaScript does not. The scopes it can handle are either global or local within a function. This perceived simplicity on the other hand makes it clumsy to handle since variables are littered all over the place. Closures act as a means to simplify.
The idea is to encapsulate private logic and expose only certain, “public” methods. Take a variation of the above methods to implement a counter but with a difference—to reuse the same counter for both the increments. Also implement it by making a property of the returned function (in this case it is incrFuncs).
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