Anonymous functions

Anonymous functions

PHP anonymous functions, also known as closures, are functions that do not have a specified name and can be defined inline within another function or passed as arguments to other functions. Anonymous functions can be useful for encapsulating behavior that is needed only once in a program, or for defining callbacks that are used in event-driven programming. They were introduced in PHP 5.3 and are commonly used in modern PHP frameworks and libraries.

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