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This is not possible in Haskell either. You never hear people claiming Haskell doesn't support closures.
by effn 14y ago
This is not possible in Haskell either. You never hear people claiming Haskell doesn't support closures.
- klibertp 14y agoWhich is why I disagree with claims that Python doesn't support them either. It does, of course; we could argue if Python supports "complete" closures, but we won't, because we know better than to use meaningless terms in discussion, right?
- koide 14y agoIn any case it's not been the case in a while, so I stand corrected. Although being able to write on the closed over variable is a neat feature to have, I would argue that feature does make a difference. Whether you call that complete or read-write or however you want to.