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Click binding must be a function. After you modify it, it will become a function that is automatically executed when it comes up. This is definitely wrong
And because of the problem of i scope, use Closure solves the i index problem, and finally returns the function to click
One is to pass the function, the one you wrote is executed directly, the difference is so big
After two people’s guidance, I already understand~thank you