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    How can you make private instance member?
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    Javascript doesn't really have a concept of private anything, the only way is with a closure.
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    instance member?
    When you create new object ("Class") and if there's any other way to make private variable than the one with closure.

    (function() {
    var foo = 'foo';
    return 'bar' + foo;
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