I think now that JS has classes, the private and static keywords/symbols are only a natural next step.
Still, I have to agree with some others about the # symbol for private. That's bizarre to me.
On the other hand though, I guess you'll get some kind of indication from outside the class that what you're trying to use is private. Hopefully it's helpful in that regard.
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I think now that JS has classes, the private and static keywords/symbols are only a natural next step.
Still, I have to agree with some others about the
#symbol for private. That's bizarre to me.On the other hand though, I guess you'll get some kind of indication from outside the class that what you're trying to use is private. Hopefully it's helpful in that regard.