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====Closures====

One of the most widely used aspects of functional programming in dynamic languages is the [[Closure (computer science)|closure]], which allows creating a new instance of a function which retains access to the context in which it was created. AofzazA simple example of this is generating a function for scanning text for a word:

'''function''' new_scanner (word)