> Closures in JS are basically objects that have only one public property (called apply).
Never heard it explained this way. Can you elaborate a bit? I'm not sure I follow. Couldn't a closure have any of the same properties that other functions have? Call, apply, bind, length, etc, etc.
Never heard it explained this way. Can you elaborate a bit? I'm not sure I follow. Couldn't a closure have any of the same properties that other functions have? Call, apply, bind, length, etc, etc.