Coming from a both Java and JavaScript background, I have to say I'm quite confused by the name "public class field". As the name suggests, being a "class field" should means that you should only have "one copy", aka added to prototype. Why it turns out to be the opposite?
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Coming from a both Java and JavaScript background, I have to say I'm quite confused by the name "public class field". As the name suggests, being a "class field" should means that you should only have "one copy", aka added to prototype. Why it turns out to be the opposite?