TypeError: can't access/set private field or method: object is not the right class — Accessing same-name private elements on another class
Unlike normal string or symbol properties, private names are not shared between classes.
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Unlike normal string or symbol properties, private names are not shared between classes. If you have a private element with the same name in two classes, they are still not the same element, and you cannot access one class's private element from another class.
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