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A closure is an instance of a function that can reference non-local variables of that function with no restrictions. Java 8 lambda expression are different, in that they can only refer final local variables in the scope in which the lambda was declared. | A closure is an instance of a function that can reference non-local variables of that function with no restrictions.[[Java_8_Lambda_Expressions#Variable_Capture| Java 8 lambda expression]] are different, in that they can only refer final local variables in the scope in which the lambda was declared. | ||
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A closure is an instance of a function that can reference non-local variables of that function with no restrictions. Java 8 lambda expression are different, in that they can only refer final local variables in the scope in which the lambda was declared.