Do nested function declarations create a new object each call?
javascript, v8
Solution
As far as I know a new function object gets re-created everytime, but the function's code (body) is normally getting reused. I do not know under what circumstances it wouldn't be however.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/v8-users/BbvL5qFG_uc
Problem
Does the anonymous function in `Foo` get re-created in memory each time `Foo()` gets called? ``` function Foo(product) { return function(n) { return n * product; } } ``` I'm more or less interested in V8's implementation in particular, since I'm not seeing anything in regards to that in the spec (unless I'm missing something, which I probably am). I'm kind of confused on the memory management going on since the use of `product` is specific to the closure that is returned; however, that doesn't necessarily say the inner function has to be re-created along with a closure instance (in theory), since you can still `.bind()` without losing closure values.