Last updated on January 30, 2021
Javascript allows us to declare fields inside the class. We can access its own fields or properties by creating an instance of a class.
Example:
Class Devreto {
postId = 1;
}
const devreto = new Devreto();
devreto.postId ; //1
As specified as of 2019, We can now declare private fields using #. Using private fields the implementation details of a class are kept internal and are not exposed to the world.
Example:
Class Devreto {
#postId = 1;
}
const devreto = new Devreto();
devreto.postId ; //undefined