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A closure is a function paired with its surrounding lexical environment. It allows an inner function to retain access to the variables of an outer function even after the outer function has returned. Every time a function is created in JavaScript, a closure is formed at function creation time. This mechanism allows functions to “remember” and access their outer scope variables later on, enabling powerful patterns for state management and encapsulation.
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