Are properties defined after private methods?

[jridgewell]

class Foo {
  publicField = this.#foo()
  #privateField = this.#foo();

  #foo() {
  }
}

I imagine, like prototype methods, private "own" methods are defined before properties are evaluated? So it'd be something like:

class Foo {
  constructor() {
    super();
    // define private methods
    // define properties

    // user code
  }
}

[littledan]

Yes, they are, for exactly that reason. See InitializeInstanceElements--first methods are added, then fields. Same goes for static.

[jridgewell]

Prefect, looks like I missed that since there weren't any changes to the algorithm (I was scanning for green and red).

[littledan]

Oh yeah new abstract algorithms don't have any green in them. It's just all new.