callback - Jquery deferred call back oddness -

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I was playing with call back and deferred work in jQuery and wondering if someone could tell me why this Works 

  get_each_total = function (callback) {var request; Request = []; Var url; Url = "http://otter.topsy.com/search.js?callback=?&ipikey=38A260E9D12A4908B1AF9184B691131&q=justin+bieber&window=d"; Return request. Push ($ .getJSON (URL, function (data) {})); Refund $. Then ($ (requests). Then (function () {callback ();}, function () (return warning ("There was an error in communicating with a remote library, try again in some");}); }; Get_each_total_broken = function (callback) {var request: request = []; Var url; url = "http://otter.topsy.com/hjhkl/sehjkhhkjhkarch.js?callback=?&apikey=38A260E9D12A4908B1AF9184B691131&q= Justin + bieber & window = d "; return request.push ($ .getJSON (url, function (data) {})) return $ then again ($ (requests). Then (function () {callback ();} , Function () (return warning ("a remote library Scope There was an error in communication with, try again in ");});}; $ (function () {Get_each_total (alert (" Success ")); Get_each_total_broken (alert (" failed "));}) ;   
 and it is not  
  
  get_each_total = function (callback) {var request; request = []; var url ; url = "http://otter.topsy.com/search.js?callback=?&apikey=38A260E9D12A4908B1AF9184B691131&q=justin+bieber&window=d"; refund request. Push ($. GetJSON (URL, Function (Data) {})); Refund $. Then ($ (requests). Then (function () {callback ();}, function () (return warning ("There was an error in communicating with a remote library, try again in some");}); }; Get_each_total_broken = function (callback) {var request: request = []; Var url; url = "http://otter.topsy.com/hjhkl/sehjkhhkjhkarch.js?callback=?&apikey=38A260E9D12A4908B1AF9184B691131&q= Justin + bieber & window = d "; return request.push ($ .getJSON (url, function (data) {})) return $ then again ($ (requests). Then (function () {callback ();} , Function () (return warning ("a remote library Scope There was an error in communication with, try again in a few ");});}; $ (function () {Get_each_total (function () {alert (" Success "}); Get_each_total_broken (function () {alert ( As you can see, only the difference is in the previous two rows, where an anonymous function wraps the callback. Any information is good.   
 
 
 This piece of code:  
  return request. Push ($ .getJSON (URL, function (data) {}));   
 Exits your work  callback  is never called.  
 P.S. When you are saying , the only difference is that there is an anonymous job wrapping callback , you say that you are also passing the function in the first version of your code. That is not true; You are trying to pass in the  warning ('whatever');  is coming back, which   is undefined  !  
  more details:   
 Both your function ( get_each_total , & amp;  get_each_total_broken ) Parameters expect to be a function. Trying to call this code as the function (later in  callback () ). However, this line:  
  get_each_total (warning ("success"));   
  get_each_total  does not pass a function. This is equivalent to: returning  
  var = warning ("success"); Get_each_total (returnedFromAlert);   
 So, basically, you are not going to do anything in your  get_each_total  function. You get  success  warning  immediately,      before  get_each_total .

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