explicitly use "public" function access modifier in Typescript

sampleclass.ts

class Greeter {
	// Hard to see which ones of these are function declarations
	// and which ones are function calls:
    greet0() {
        // do something...
    }
	
	greet1(){
		greet2({
			// can you spot the difference?
		});		
	}

	// I find it better to state the access modifier explicitly
	// that makes it obvious this is a function declaration
	// and nothing else
    public greet3() {
        // do something...
    }

	// also: it's questionable to use "private" at all here - as it does 
	// not have any meaning in the compiled code outside of typescript.	

	// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16919473/private-functions-in-typescript
	
}