To add a private static method to a class in TypeScript, you can use the private
and static
modifiers in the method definition.
Here's an example:
index.ts87 chars6 lines
In the above example, the myPrivateStaticMethod()
method is both private
and static
, which means it's only accessible within the Example
class and can be called without an instance of the class.
Note that while private methods can only be accessed within the class, static methods can be accessed from anywhere using the class reference, so a combination of private
and static
modifiers can be useful for encapsulating behavior and ensuring it's only accessible within the class.
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