Closures hide a function’s inputs from its outputs greatly increasing encapsulation thereby reducing coupling and encouraging the function’s reuse by other developers.
Yes, this proverb can be universally applied to closures but so can the one regarding reflection.
Closures hide a function’s inputs from its outputs greatly increasing encapsulation thereby reducing coupling and encouraging the function’s reuse by other developers.
Yes, this proverb can be universally applied to closures but so can the one regarding reflection.