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Yes. You can do the same thing in javascript. But it's pointless to say that "the source code that, when evaluated, creates a named function, is itself not a
by recursive 11y ago
Yes. You can do the same thing in javascript.
But it's pointless to say that "the source code that, when evaluated, creates a named function, is itself not a function" is just pointless lawyerism.
- adwf 11y agoPointless until you start dealing with macros. It can be important in some cases to know whether the closure "code" has been evaluated at that point or not.