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Description: A closure, or simply ‘closure’, is a function that captures and remembers the context of the variables surrounding it at the time it is defined. This means that even after the original context has ended, the closure can still access those variables. This feature is fundamental in programming languages like JavaScript, Python, and Ruby, […]