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Closures:
This chapter covers Groovy Closures. A closure in Groovy is an open,
anonymous, block of code that can take arguments, return a value
and be assigned to a variable. A closure may reference variables
declared in its surrounding scope. In opposition to the formal
definition of a closure, Closure in the Groovy language can also
contain free variables which are defined outside of its surrounding scope.
While breaking the formal concept of a closure, it offers a variety of
advantages which are described in this chapter.
Syntax:
{ [closureParameters -> ] statements }
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