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Javascript: access private method via name not working

Parvez

I've tried "quite new" syntax of private methods in Javascript using hash names.

This works:

class MyClass {
  publictest () {
    this.#test();
  }

  #test () {
    window.alert("Yes!");
  }
}

but this doesn't.

class MyClass {
  publictest () {
    let privateMethodName = "#test";
    this[privateMethodName]();
  }

  #test () {
    window.alert("Yes!");
  }
}

Why? Is it possible to call private method using its name in variable?