Closures are different from objects in only a couple of ways: (1) the creation protocol is extremely concise (lambda) (2) the access interface is the function c

Closures are different from objects in only a couple of ways: (1) the creation protocol is extremely concise (lambda) (2) the access interface is the function call Say that closures lower the syntactic overhead of accessing the same flexibility he normally turns to objects for. So if he uses closures he will effectively use objects in more situations simply because it becomes easier and this will increase the flexibility of his code.