Why # in attributes ? Never seen that before ?
Oh, the # are for declaring private instance fields. They're a really neat feature if you want to keep your class variables secret.
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There is no actual encapsulation in JavaScript, you can pretend there is by using the # syntax but it's just obfuscating values that can still always be accessed via the prototype.
This is utterly false. Private class fields are inaccessible via the prototype.
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Why # in attributes ? Never seen that before ?
Oh, the
#are for declaring private instance fields. They're a really neat feature if you want to keep your class variables secret.There is no actual encapsulation in JavaScript, you can pretend there is by using the
#syntax but it's just obfuscating values that can still always be accessed via the prototype.This is utterly false. Private class fields are inaccessible via the prototype.