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Line 633: Since functions are objects, they can also be defined locally, given attributes, and returned by other functions ,<ref>[https://docs.python.org/3/reference/compound_stmts.html#function-definitions Python reference manual - Function definitions]</ref> as demonstrated in the following ~~two examples~~example: ~~<source lang=Python>~~ ~~def Accumulator(n):~~ ~~def inc(x):~~ ~~inc.n += x~~ ~~return inc.n~~ ~~inc.n = n~~ ~~return inc~~ ~~</source>~~ ~~Function object creation using a [[Closure (computer science)\|closure]] referencing a [[non-local variable]] in Python 3:~~ <source lang=Python3>

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