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An important feature of lexically scoped programming languages is that [locally defined functions maintain...environment] when they are returned.
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locally defined functions maintain their parent environment

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An important feature of lexically scoped programming languages is that [locally defined functions maintain...environment] when they are returned.
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An important feature of lexically scoped programming languages is that [locally defined functions maintain...environment] when they are returned.
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locally defined functions maintain their parent environment
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1.6 Higher-Order Functions
ocally defined functions are often called closures. 1.6.4 Functions as Returned Values Video: Show Hide We can achieve even more expressive power in our programs by creating functions whose returned values are themselves functions. <span>An important feature of lexically scoped programming languages is that locally defined functions maintain their parent environment when they are returned. The following example illustrates the utility of this feature. Once many simple functions are defined, function composition is a natural method of combination to include in our progr

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