FieldDeclaration
A FieldDeclaration is a construct used in object-oriented programming languages to declare one or more member variables of a type within a class, struct, or interface. It specifies the variable type, one or more variable names, and optional initializer expressions, along with optional modifiers such as access control and storage semantics. In many languages, several fields can be declared in a single declaration, separated by commas.
The exact syntax varies by language, but common elements include an optional set of modifiers, a type,
Semantics typically distinguish instance fields from static fields, affecting lifetime and storage. Instance fields belong to
Field declarations are a foundational element of a type’s state and are often complemented by properties or