Javascript Closures explained( Beginners Tutorial)




In this video we will try to understand JavaScript closures.

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27 responses to “Javascript Closures explained( Beginners Tutorial)”

  1. Wow…this lesson is extremely useful. I've been quite baffled at why so many tutors teach such a complex topic without explaining why anyone would care to use it in the first instance. So Thank you very much sir for pointing out that closures are useful if one is to obey good design patterns for developing their applications. Only now am I convinced that I need to understand how to implement closures

  2. Absolutely Beautiful Explanation. The best I have found on youtube at least. It made me realise, closures are basically utilized to make factory functions in JS, which in turn is a functional progamming alternative of object/instance creation to the usual 'Class' method with all its complicated "this.something" and all that.

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