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They are compiled as local variables defined in an implicit scope surrounding the class. This has the right semantics and, better, means that there's no VM support needed for them. They're purely syntax sugar.
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class Foo {
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toString { return "Foo" }
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}
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// Classes inherit the argument-less "new" one by default.
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var foo = new Foo
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IO.print(foo is Foo) // expect: true
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IO.print(foo.toString) // expect: Foo
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// TODO: Get rid of this. If you're defining a class, it's because you have
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// some state to initialize. if you don't, it shouldn't be a class.
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