it does conform to the spec though - the REPL syntax is exactly the same as a static file - the dot is not a statement terminator as with C-like languages - it is a statement separator, which means it is optional, where there is only one single statement - the same is true in a method definition - it is the reason why you rarely see a dot after the final LOC of a method definition - you will find that you can enter multiple statements on a single line in the REPL, just the same as you could in a static file; but they must be delimited by the separator char
st> 2 print . 3 print 22 33
