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A closure in JavaScript occurs when a function "remembers" its lexical scope (the variables and functions that were in scope at the time it was created), even if it's executed outside that scope.

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Add Two Promises		Add Two Promises
Allow One Function Call		Allow One Function Call
Apply Transform Over Each Element in Array		Apply Transform Over Each Element in Array
Array Reduce Transformation		Array Reduce Transformation
Counter		Counter
Counter II		Counter II
Create Hello World Function		Create Hello World Function
Filter Elements from Array		Filter Elements from Array
Function Composition		Function Composition
Interval Cancellation		Interval Cancellation
Memoize		Memoize
README.md		README.md
Return Length of Arguments Passed		Return Length of Arguments Passed
Sleep		Sleep
Timeout Cancellation		Timeout Cancellation
To Be Or Not To Be		To Be Or Not To Be

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A closure in JavaScript occurs when a function "remembers" its lexical scope (the variables and functions that were in scope at the time it was created), even if it's executed outside that scope.

deepak14ri.github.io/Closure-LeetCode-Programming/