Don't combine 'this.' with underscore named fields #54975
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JoeRobich
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| @@ -3301,7 +3301,7 @@ class D | |||
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| public D(int _) | |||
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| this._ = _; | |||
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Is this even correct anymore?
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yeah, i'll revert the tests.
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The point of hte naming is to make it clear that it's a private instance field. So it's redundant to state
this.to access it. Note that these cases are the outliers and more than 99% of all field accesses (yes, i checked) do not usethis.