Members
Most types can contain zero or more members of the following sorts:
Fields: Used to store data, typically hidden from the outside to establish abstraction and encapsulation.
Methods: Define operations that can be carried out on the type or instances thereof.
Constructors: Used to create an object instance of the containing type; in fact, constructors are special methods in disguise.
Finalizer: A type can have one finalizer method that gets ...
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