Python Tutorial: Closures

Python functions acts just like other ordinary first class objects. This property formed the base of various other interesting 'phenomena' like closures.

Closure is when a function object is able to remember the value in its enclosing scope. Nesting a function is the condition for closures to happen. In this video, we will cover closure in detail by taking a couple of examples.

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