Using JavaScript functional programming, you can create functions that create new functions with different properties. Please see the question below.

Example:

A function that returns a function to test if a number is greater than a given number.

function greaterThan $($n$)\{$

return function $($m$)\{$

return m $>$ n;

$\}$;

$\}$

To use the above function :

var greaterThan$10=$ greaterThan$(10)$; $//$ is this correct? What is the

purpose of this line?

console.log$($greaterThan$10(11))$;

$//$ Output: true

Thanks