How is a closure different from a callback?

Question

I asked a question about callbacks and arrived at another question (see comment). How is a closure different from a callback?

Answer 1

What is a callback function?

A callback function is a function which is:

• passed as an argument to another function
• is invoked(लागू) after some kind of event
• once its parent function completes, the function passed as an argument is then called

in Plain English we say A callback is any function that is called by another function, which takes the first function as a parameter or function passed as an argument

• Note : invoked : The code inside a function is executed when the function is invoked. or we say like this It is common to use the term "call a function" instead of "invoke a function".

It is also common to say "call upon a function", "start a function", or "execute a function".

 function getUserInput(firstName, lastName, age, callback2,callback1) {
    var fullName = firstName + " " + lastName;

    // Make sure the callback is a function
    if (typeof callback2 === "function") {
    // Execute the callback function and pass the parameters to it
    callback2(fullName, age);
    }
	
    if (typeof callback1 === "function") {     
    callback1(lastName);
    }
}

function callbackforlastname1(lname){
 console.log("---");
}
 
function genericPoemMaker(name, aged) {
    console.log(name + " is finer than fine wine.");
     console.log("A " + aged + " of unfortunl smile");
}

getUserInput("Avinash", "Maurya", "26", genericPoemMaker,callbackforlastname1); 

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