one question.
why did you write the last example as
class Computer {
constructor() {
this[Symbol.toStringTag] = "Computer";
}
}
and not like
class Computer {
[Symbol.toStringTag] = "Computer";
}
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I write like this because if I'm not mistaken the public class field will be available in ES2022.
Or we currently can use it thanks to babel plugin @babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties
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one question.
why did you write the last example as
class Computer {
constructor() {
this[Symbol.toStringTag] = "Computer";
}
}
and not like
class Computer {
[Symbol.toStringTag] = "Computer";
}
I write like this because if I'm not mistaken the
public class fieldwill be available in ES2022.Or we currently can use it thanks to babel plugin
@babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties