I know you might be wondering why this another article in medium on closures. But trust me people who just started learning javaScript will have the basic idea on closures and scope after having a glimpse of the below code.

First thing, to have the basic idea on the scope

Simple right, now we know about scope.

Next thing, Closure

This whole concept is called as CLOSURE which is also called as

PLSRD: P -Persistent, L/S -Lexical/Static, R -Reference, D -Data

which can be seen if we debug in visual studio code:

myFunction, myFuntion2 and myFunction3 has hidden properties like [[Scopes]] and [[FunctionLocation]].

Thanks to Koushik - java brains and Will - Front End Masters for the resource.

This is my first medium post. So I would like to keep it short and straightforward.

Want to become a good scripting guy? Try to explore PowerShell.

Trust me! PowerShell is mighty and you can do almost all the automation in windows.

While working as an Intern, I had a habit of missing shuttles. So I decided to create an alarm in PowerShell. You can ask “Hey stupid! Why can’t you set the alarm on your phone or even on your windows machine?”. Yes! You are correct, there are many natural ways to set the alarm, but at that time PowerShell was my crush. So I spent most of my time with her.

How to do it?

1. Create a powershell script (alarm.ps1) with the following commands

2. After that add your script in Task-Scheduler by creating Task

Yes its super easy and not a big thing. But

The secret of getting ahead is getting started — Mark Twain

I am just getting started. Many more to come!

Peace ✌🏽