ASP Classic does support member fields, but, as usual, you cannot initialize the type nor value of a member field. The type is implied by usage.

Class Cyborg

  Private FSerialNumber

  Public FCyborgName

  Public FCyborgAge 
  Public FSeriesID

End Class

In C# you can set the visibility of a member field to any visibility: private, protected, public, internal or protected internal.

You can intialize a member field with a default when declared. If you set the member field value in your constructor, it will override the default value.

Finally, you can use the static modifier (no instance required) and readonly modifier (similar to a constant).

public class Cyborg : System.Object
{

  private string serialNumber = "A100";

  public string cyborgName; 
  public int cyborgAge = 0;
  public static readonly int seriesID = 100;
}

 C# Member Field  

In Delphi, it is common to start all member fields with "F" as in FName and FAge. You can initialize the value of member fields too.

Delphi member fields do not support static data. The workaround is to use the hybrid nature of Delphi and use a unit variable (a variable declared in the implementation section of a unit) and then access the unit variable with a member property.

Delphi doesn't support setting a member field to read-only. However, you can accomplish the task with a strict private member field and a read-only property.

TCyborg = class(TObject)
private
  FSerialNumber: String='A100';
public
  FCyborgName: String;
  FCyborgAge: Integer=0;
  FSeriesID: Integer=100;
end;

 Delphi Member Field

In Prism you can set the visibility of a member field to any visibility: private, protected, public, assembly and protected or assembly or protected.

Prism supports the readonly modifier for member fields which is handy for constant like data. In this case, I chose not to preface my read-only member field with "F" so it's usage is just like a read-only property.

Prism also support the class modifier (static data) for member fields.

Delphi developers should notice the use of := to initialize a member field (in Delphi you use an =).

Cyborg = class(System.Object)
private
  FSerialNumber: String:="A100";
public
  FCyborgName: String;
  FCyborgAge: Integer:=0;
 
  class SeriesID: Integer:=100; readonly;
end;

 Delphi Prism Member Field

In Java, you can set the scope of a field member to public, protected, or private. Additional modifiers are static, abstract, final (assign only once), strictfp (strict floating point values) transient (do not save to persistent storage), and volatile (all threads see same value).

You can initialize member fields as in:

int age = 0;