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JavaScript

Posted by Michal Orsag
Michal Orsag
13,242 Points

Am i right when i am thinking that the function f(){...}; inside test.app is a closure and test.change() also in test.ap

Hello i started with closures few days ago and i would like to know if i am on the right path. I ve read a lots of stuff also here but i feel that i need my own example . so this is my example : http://codepen.io/anon/pen/KVwWdz

Michal Orsag
Michal Orsag
13,242 Points

Also why test.change() works differently in a codepen(text is red) and jsfiddle(text is not red)? Is it a bad code and jsfiddle has a problem with it ?

1 Answer

Melissa Austin
Melissa Austin
3,383 Points
Melissa Austin
Melissa Austin
3,383 Points

You have a little bit more going on in your example but I agree based on what I read on Mozilla.

In regards to jsfiddle, the example will work but you need to replace document.write and make sure to include the jQuery library as shown here.