closure.js


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function foo(n) {
    var f = 3.14;
    // closure, this anon func has access to 'n' and 'f'
    // outside of scope of 'foo'
    return function() {
        console.log(2 * n * f);
    }
}

var bar = foo(3);
bar();

// notes
// as soon as n and f were referenced on line 6, they now belong to
// a closure