This sort of declaration is what other languages use (notably Java), and implies that access would be done with this.x. Assuming that isn't the case (see below), in JavaScript this would silently create or access a public field, rather than throwing an error. This is a major potential source of bugs or invisibly making public fields which were intended to be private
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Regarding new proposal: why to use
#instead ofprivatekeyword for the private members? Or am I missing something here?FAQ: