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> The two functions are defined in a block and therefore share the lexical

Additional note: this is a fine example for using Closures.

The two functions are "closing" over the lexical variable $test.

And this $test has a lexical (i.e. static) scope restricted to the block.

Cheers Rolf
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PS: it also demonstrates that closure don't need to be anonymous. There is a widespread misconception in some other languages that "closure" is a synonym for "anonymous function".

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