Starting with ES13/ES2022, you can specify private class fields/members by prefixing the field name with #
(hash symbol).
For example:
// ES13+
class Foo {
#privateProp;
constructor() {
this.#privateProp = 123;
}
}
const foo = new Foo();
// SyntaxError
console.log(foo.#privateProp);
Similarly, you can:
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