Higher Order Functions (1/4)
What is a higher-order function?
    A function that receives another function as an argument or that returns a new function or both is called Higher-order function. Higher-order functions are only possible because of the First-class function. This concept is widely used in functional programming.
    Some examples of higher-order functions.
    • Map, reduce, filter
    • forEach
    • Sort, find, some and every