Member
A member of a class can be a method or a field.
Related concepts: MethodFieldClassObject
Closest Wikipedia entry: Class (computer programming) — In object-oriented programming, a class defines the structure, initial state and behavior of an object. An object is created through a process known as instantiation, the creation of an instance of a class. Classes may define members, such as methods and variables, that are local to either the class itself or instances of that class.
Misconceptions about Member8 documented Misconceptions
Check YourselfAccessingInexistentPropertyError — JavaScript
Accessing a non existent property on an object produces an errorCannotChainAttributeToObjectInstantiation — Python
Method calls, and attribute accesses in general, cannot be chained to a constructor invocation.CannotChainMemberAccesses — Java
Member accesses cannot be chained togetherCannotChainMemberToConstructor — Java
Method calls or field accesses cannot be chained to a constructor invocationPrivateAccessibleInSubclass — Java
Private members of a superclass are accessible from a subclassPrivateFromOtherInstance — Java
An object cannot access private members of other objects of the same classPrivateFromStatic — Java
Static methods cannot access private members of instances of same classRightToLeftChaining — Java
Chained accesses are invoked from right to left