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> There is no such thing as an "anonymous closure". There are only anonymous functions which may or may not create a closure.
Which is exactly what you did: calling an anonymous function which happens to create a closure over variable `a`.
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> There is no such thing as an "anonymous closure". There are only anonymous functions which may or may not create a closure.
Which is exactly what you did: calling an anonymous function which happens to create a closure over variable `a`.