Can someone explain to me how } on a line on its own can end a statement (as described in the second section of S04), but the following still works?
if $condition
{
...
}
else
{
...
}
i.e. Why doesn't the } on the fourth line terminate the if statement,
leaving the compiler terminally confused when it sees a bare else? Is
this defined as a special case, and if so, could it be mentioned in S04?
Alternatively, is the else a magic separate statement all of its own?
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And for mile after mile you'll never see me tire/You'll never me me slow
down for a while/'Cause I am the fox, like it or not/I'm always gonna be
there running over the rock/ Yes I am the fox, a fascinating cross/ Of
sharp as a whip and tough as an ox Bernie Taupin, 'The Fox'
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