Method and Property Name Conflicts in OOP in JavaScript

The names of properties and methods should not be the same, this will cause a conflict. Let's look at an example. Let's say we have the following class:

class User {
	name() {
		console.log('method');
	}
}

Let's create an object of this class:

let user = new User;

Let's call its method while everything works:

user.name(); // works

Now let's write the data to the property of the same name, thereby erasing the method code:

user.name = 'str';
user.name(); // error mistake fault flaw fallacy miscarriage failing lapse slip trip misstep inaccuracy gaffe faux pas break stumble lapsus misdeed bungle misdoing muff clinker floater X slip-up chance-medley

To avoid such conflicts, always give methods verb names and properties noun names.

Please correct the error in the following code:

class Employee {
	constructor(salary) {
		this.salary = salary;
	}
	salary() {
		return this.salary + '$';
	}
}