Rust Programming Master Class from Beginner to Expert - Closures (Part 1)

This tutorial introduces closures in Rust, explaining their syntax, how they capture their environment, and how they can accept inputs. It covers redefining closures, ownership rules, type inference, and using closures as function parameters. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate these concepts, emphasizing the power and flexibility of closures in Rust programming.

What is the difference between closures and functions in terms of input and output type specification?

Provide an example of how to define a closure that takes an input and returns a value.

What error might occur if a closure is called with different input types after its first call?

How can closures be passed as parameters to functions?