The 'private' access modifier in Typescript classes: Learning Typescript by example #012

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Hello everyone! In this video, we approach the first access modifier in Typescript classes: the "private" modifier. Marking a field or method as private in Typescript hides it from any external entity (including subclasses) that tries to access the field. This is a crucial concept in the world of object oriented programming, and a very useful concept offered by Typescript.

This video is part of series where we are exploring Typescript's features with the help of a React application. Our main goal is to learn how Typescript can help us improve code quality, code confidence, and development velocity.

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