TypeScript Deep Dive - Classes | JSer - Front-End Interview questions

Besides the JavaScript spec, TypeScript has public/private/protected, which works as the name says.

Just remember that Class is both a Value and Interface, when used as Interface, it means prototype, the shape of all instance. when used as a normal function (a value), we need to use `typeof Class`.

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Another patter I've seen while browsing the web is :
`class Person {
constructor(private name: string) {}
}`
which is the same with:
`class Person {
private name;
constructor(theName: string) {
name = theName;
}
}`