private mode

[fsocietyCodeMaster]

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private property in a class

🕗 Version & Regression Information

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💻 Code

class Person {
private Name : string;
constructure(name : string){
this.Name = name
} }

🙁 Actual behavior

the problem is when we compile into javascript code in ES2022 we have # to make a property private and we cant get access to it
here in typescript even when we configure target to ES2022 , when we compile the above code in javascript file the privacy didnt applied and we can get access to the property and log it ,even the # doesnt appear

🙂 Expected behavior

in javascript we need to have the same result

Additional information about the issue

thanks you

[MartinJohns]

This is working as intended. If you want ES2022 private properties you must use #. Properties marked as private will not be transformed to # properties.

[fsocietyCodeMaster]

use # in type script so what is the point of using private key bro... nahh,

[MartinJohns]

private has existed long long before #-properties. private is not going to be removed or transformed to #-properties (both would be massive breaking changes).

[fsocietyCodeMaster]

so writing jacascript in typescript is better , its worthless to use private key waste of typing...
at least not in c++

[jcalz]

Duplicates #31670

[fsocietyCodeMaster]

Thanks bro