Ben Cherry • 4/13/2010

Debugging Closures and Modules

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This technical article addresses the debugging challenges of using closures for private variables in JavaScript. It introduces the non-standard but widely supported 'debugger' statement, demonstrating how to implement a public .debug() method within modules to pause execution and inspect the closure's scope chain, making private state visible in debuggers like Firebug.

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