Closures in JavaScript: Practical Examples

Published: 24 September 2020
on channel: In Plain English

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When I learning how to code, I'd heard about closures but didn't really understand why people used them, what they were useful for, and how I'd write one. I'd often come across a makeAdder function that was used to expain closures in JavaScript and, while it kind of made sense, it didn't really highlight how I could implement them in real-life code. I'd heard things about scope trees and how it plays a part in closures but that didn't help me to understand any further.

This video aims to bridge that gap between knowing what a closure is, and how you can actually start using them in your JavaScript code today. There are two practical examples included. The first demonstrates about how you can use closures to create private values. The second demonstrates how you can create functions that are able to store values 'in memory' and continue to use those values way after a function has been executed. Hopefully this video will take your programming skills to the next level.

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