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Closure (computer programming)#Closures and state representation
: This can be used in lazy pure languages as well, e.g. storing a
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Closure (computer programming)#Differences in semantics
: Scheme (variables in scope) vs. Smalltalk (variables + return + self) vs, Java 7/8/... (variables + return + this + exceptions + ...)
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