Closures might seem puzzling at first, but they're actually a powerful tool in JavaScript. Think of them as hidden treasures that help make JavaScr...
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but your last example is const , u cant reassign that to null
Thanks for spotting that out. You are absolutely right, and that was an oversight from my end.
We can either define the expensiveClosure variable using the let keyword, or create a function inside our closure that releases resources when we no longer need them.
That is why we use TypeScript, but here your editor should have caught it.
Yeah, I used javascript for that particular snippet that's why.
More reason why typescript is essential.
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Very well explained. Thanks for sharing.
I'm pleased that the explanation was clear and beneficial to you.
Quite a good share, thanks 😊
Awesome read
One of the best explanations about closure. good job.