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The fact that people introduce naming conventions to keep track of member variables is probably the biggest condemnation of implicit member access. People clearly need to know this, so you'd better make it explicit.

It's actually a bit surprising that this is one thing that javascript does better than Java. In most other areas, it's Java that's (sometimes overly) explicit.




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