A method on a class:
def printSelf(self):
def printReviews():
for review in self.reviews:
review.printSelf()
print "Idnbr: ", self.idnumber, "Reviews: ", printReviews()
I don't have to pass an argument to printReviews because everything
defined inside printSelf is aware of outer variables? Or is that
wrong? If it is right, is this what a closure means?
Because Python is lexically scoped right? Is lexical scope+closures =
organized dynamic scope kind of if you get my point?
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