[pdimitar]

I'll take the liberty to speculate and assume your parent comment was asking if Pony classes have the same features as Java classes -- namely class-level attributes, instance-level attributes, different access levels to attributes and methods. Those things.

So, does it?

[spooneybarger]

Pony classes have methods. Pony classes have fields.

Fields and methods can be public or private. Private is akin to Java's package private.

There are no instance variables.

[pdimitar]

Thank you. And structs / records? I mean, if there are no instance fields, there has to be some kind of constructs that emulate them.

[spooneybarger]

Sorry, I mispoke. There are no class fields. Only instance fields.