I appreciate the assistance. I was able to pass however I had few pointers to improve. Please assist with the below:

While you've made an attempt to implement the hide$-$and$-$seek game using closures, there are some areas that need improvement. The showPic$0$ function seems to belong to a different game, which doesn't align with the hide$-$and$-$seek concept outlined in the task instructions. It's essential to ensure that your code accurately reflects the requirements to demonstrate a thorough understanding of closures and their application in JavaScript.

To enhance your submission for Task $2,$ I recommend revisiting the task instructions and focusing on creating a function that effectively hides a location and returns another function to seek that location, thereby showcasing a clear understanding of closures and their use in JavaScript programming.

Create a new JavaScript file in this folder called digitalHideSeek.js$.$

Define a function hide that takes in a string as an argument, representing a

hiding location. This function should store the location in a local variable

hideLocation.

Inside the hide function, define another function seek that returns the

hidden location when called.

The hide function should return the seek function, creating a closure

around hideLocation.

Now, call hide with a string argument describing your hiding spot and

assign the return value $($which is the seek function$)$ to a new variable called

startGame.

Log the result of calling startGame. This should print your hiding location,

demonstrating the concept of a closure.

Try logging hideLocation directly from outside of the hide and seek

functions. Observe the result and explain why you think this happens,

demonstrating your understanding of scope.