Closure in a Nutshell Closures are a Software phenomenon which exist in several languages, in which methods declared inside other methods (nested methods), capture variables declared inside the outer methods. This behavior makes captured variables available even after the outer method's scope has vanished. The following pseudo-code demonstrates the simplest sample: Main() //* Program starts from here { Closures(); } AgeCalculator() { int myAge = 30; return() => { //* Returns the correct answer although AgeCalculator method Scope should have ordinarily disappear return myAge++; }; } Closures() { Func ageCalculator = AgeCalculator(); //* At this point AgeCalculator scopeid cleared, but the captured values keeps to live Log(ageCalculator()); //* Result: 30 Log(ageCalculator()); //* Result: 31 } JavaScript and C# are two languages that suppo
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