Additional access modifiers in Typescript classes: Learning Typescript by example #013

Hey everyone! In this video we explore the remaining access modifiers for class fields in Typescript. There are the "protected", "public", "readonly", and "static" modifiers. While these are not used as often as the "private" access modifier (except for the "public" modifier, which is the default in Typescript), they are great tools to have when designing classes with more complex features.

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