What do you mean by higher-order functions?

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Posted On: Feb 22, 2018

 

A higher order function is that which takes a function as an altercation or returns a function. A higher order function accepts functions as arguments and can return a function as its result. It supports high order functions and allows functions to be constituents of data structures.

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