Aankhen wrote:
Speaking of JavaScript, any experienced JavaScript programmer will
tell you that while semi-colons are in fact optional, you should
always treat them as mandatory, to avoid subtle errors creeping into
your code.
We should also note that the idea of omitting ';' is not as simple as
\n always means ;\n. In mentioned JavaScript language one can
do this:
script
var
x
=
123
alert
(
x
)
/script
and that will work!
;\n can almost always be converted into \n but not vice versa.
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Andrew Shitov
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