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Bacchas: /* Closures */

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Closures

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	== Closures ==		== Closures ==
	Same Program as above but written using closures		Same Program as above but written using closures. <br>
			'''Closures is basically making variables private.'''
	<pre>		<pre>
	function interQ(job) {		function interQ(job) {
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	interQ('teacher')('Robert');		interQ('teacher')('Robert');
	</pre>		</pre>

	==Bind Call and Apply Methods ==		==Bind Call and Apply Methods ==
	=== Call Function Also know as Method Borrowing ===		=== Call Function Also know as Method Borrowing ===

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Console Quiz

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	==Functions==		==Functions==
	== [[Coding Challenge1\|Console Quiz]] ==		== [[Coding Challenge1\| Coding Challenge Console Quiz]] ==

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	var calc = generator(900);		var calc = generator(900);
	console.log(calc());		console.log(calc());

	== Passing Functions as Arguments ==		== Passing Functions as Arguments ==
	<pre>		<pre>

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	==Functions==		==Functions==
	== [Coding Challenge1\|Console Quiz ] ==		== [[Coding Challenge1\|Console Quiz]] ==

	<pre>		<pre>

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	==Functions==		==Functions==
			== [Coding Challenge1\|Console Quiz ] ==

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	function generator(input){		function generator(input){

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Bind Call and Apply Methods

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   var emilyFormal = john.presentation.bind(emily, 'formal');
   emilyFormal('formal');
 === Apply Method ===
 '''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.''' <br />

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Apply Method

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	emilyFormal('formal');		emilyFormal('formal');
	=== Apply Method ===		=== Apply Method ===
	'''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.'''		'''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.''' <br />
	<code>john.presentation.apply(emily, ['friendly', 'afternoon'])'</code>		<code>john.presentation.apply(emily, ['friendly', 'afternoon'])'</code>

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Apply Method

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	=== Apply Method ===		=== Apply Method ===
	'''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.'''		'''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.'''
	<code>john.presentation.apply(emily, ['friendly', 'afternoon'])'</code>		<code>john.presentation.apply(emily, ['friendly', 'afternoon'])'</code>

	==Timers and Intervals==		==Timers and Intervals==

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Bind Call and Apply Methods

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	var emilyFormal = john.presentation.bind(emily, 'formal');		var emilyFormal = john.presentation.bind(emily, 'formal');
	emilyFormal('formal');		emilyFormal('formal');
			=== Apply Method ===
			'''Same as the bind Method but the arguments are passed as an array.'''
			<code>john.presentation.apply(emily, ['friendly', 'afternoon'])'</code>

	==Timers and Intervals==		==Timers and Intervals==

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Call Function Also know as Method Borrowing

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	Call the Emily object Utilizing the presentation function form john. This call()function allows the 'this' keyword to be applicable to Emily and not the john object <br />		Call the Emily object Utilizing the presentation function form john. This call() function allows the 'this' keyword to be applicable to Emily and not the john object <br />
	The First argument of the call() function is the 'this' which in this case is emily.		'''The First argument of the call() function is the 'this' which in this case is emily.'''
	john.presentation.call(emily, 'friendly', 'afternoon');		john.presentation.call(emily, 'friendly', 'afternoon');

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Call Function Also know as Method Borrowing

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	Allow you to call a function and set the this variable manually <br />		Allow you to call a function and set the this variable manually <br />
	A John object is created with a presentation function, along with other attributes. <br />We are now going to create another object Emily with a few attributes, but without the presentation function, However we would like to use that function with the Emily Object.		A John object is created with a presentation function, along with other attributes. <br />We are now going to create another object Emily with a few attributes, but without the presentation function, However we would like to use that function with the Emily Object.
	<pre style="color: ~~red~~">		<pre style="color: green">
	var john = {		var john = {
	name: 'John',		name: 'John',