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ViewsDoes Closure exist in a Nested function without variables
Can we say a closure exist in this code
function foo(){
return function foo2(){
console.log("Inner Function");
}
}
let x = foo();
x();
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Juan Pablo Isaza
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No the inner function is not a closure here. It is not accessing any variable which is outside the scope.
Here is the snapshot from chrome console.
But when the inner function access a variable defined outside its scope the whole environment that is function with references to its surrounding becomes a closure. You can see scope closure in the console
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