can non escaping closure capture surrounding context in swift ?
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Yes, non-escaping closures can capture surrounding context in Swift. When a non-escaping closure captures a variable, it captures that variable by reference. This allows changes to the variable to be observed in the original scope and vice versa. Since the closure is non-escaping, it does not change the lifetime of the variable, and the closure can handle this by just capturing a pointer to the variable's allocation.
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