Closures in Javascript example!

https://www.debuggr.io/js-closure-in-depth/

A closure is a feature in JavaScript where an inner function has access to the outer (enclosing) function’s variables!

Here is an example of a very uncommon closure in javascript:

const name = 'Mohammad Ali';  
function innerFunction(){    
 console.log(name); 
}  
innerFunction();

The function innerFunction() has access to the variable name. The outer scope of the file in which the code resides, while there is no explicit function declaration - the function innerFunction() having access to a variable name satisfies the condition of a inner function having access to an outer scope variable.

function outerBodyFunction() {
     const name = 'Mohammad Ali';
      function innerFunction(){
         console.log(name);
     }      
     return innerFunction; 
}  
let _innerFunction = outerBodyFunction(); 
// or outerBodyFunction()(); 
_innerFunction();

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