Loop Closures
Loop Closures
Closures capture variables, not snapshots of values. With `var), a loop has one shared binding for the whole loop, so every saved function reads the same variable later.
This is one reason modern JavaScript usually uses let for loop counters. A block-scoped loop counter gives each iteration its own binding.
Your task: Read the commented code in the starter. Predict the array returned by the final line, and assign that array to prediction.
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Loop Closures
Closures capture variables, not snapshots of values. With `var), a loop has one shared binding for the whole loop, so every saved function reads the same variable later.
This is one reason modern JavaScript usually uses let for loop counters. A block-scoped loop counter gives each iteration its own binding.
Your task: Read the commented code in the starter. Predict the array returned by the final line, and assign that array to prediction.