What is the significance of closures in JavaScript?
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Answer:
In JavaScript, a closure is a function that remembers its surroundings even when it has closed. A closure will always have access to its containing scope variables – even after the outer function has returned. It maintains state in asynchronous callbacks, private variables. A closure encapsulates the state hence making the application secure in JavaScript.
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