Aug 14, 2026
Unfortunately this isn't correct. A closure is NOT a function, and every function in JS retains access to the variables in its lexical scope - regardless of when or where the function is executed. Nesting functions is also irrelevant.
Unfortunately this isn't correct. A closure is NOT a function, and every function in JS retains access to the variables in its lexical scope - regardless of when or where the function is executed. Nesting functions is also irrelevant.
