I see that the # syntax is come to phase 3.
I want to get a general understanding of this quite unusual decision of syntax, especially since there is a common tradition across languages about this, by using private keyword. JS has a long-term practice which supported by many IDEs to support _name format and treat these fields as sort of prvate and do not suggest them in code completion outside of logical scope visiblity.
What caused to peek the special, "shebang-like" syntax?
I see that the
#
syntax is come to phase 3. I want to get a general understanding of this quite unusual decision of syntax, especially since there is a common tradition across languages about this, by usingprivate
keyword. JS has a long-term practice which supported by many IDEs to support_name
format and treat these fields as sort of prvate and do not suggest them in code completion outside of logical scope visiblity.What caused to peek the special, "shebang-like" syntax?