Yeah I think the time I saw them used that made sense was in the O’Reilly book Learning JavaScript where they were used to prevent an object property being accessed directly - they’d have to be accessed using get or set methods instead. But I think there are easier ways to achieve this like proxies.
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Yeah I think the time I saw them used that made sense was in the O’Reilly book Learning JavaScript where they were used to prevent an object property being accessed directly - they’d have to be accessed using get or set methods instead. But I think there are easier ways to achieve this like proxies.