Thoughts on Closures
Thoughts on Closures
It seems like closures are all the rage in software development circles. Ruby and Groovy have them and then C# got them. Python had a form of them but are they really closures? What are closures anyway - do we need them?
In this presentation I argue that anything you can do with closures you can do without closures. Often not as elegantly, but often just as clearly. What do you think?
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Posted by Lakisha on Dec 29th, 2014
I appreciate you taking to time to contribute That’s very helpful.
Posted by Celiane on Jan 10th, 2015
Ah just what I’m looking for! I could not find this operator documented on the Groovy site. Excellent topics too btw, makes my learning idiomatic Groovy way easier. Thanks.