>
> I like that part about Go: Semicolons _separate_ statements rather
> than _terminate_ them, so they're completely optional in most cases.
> If you want to cram a bunch of things on one line, nothing is stopping
> you. But the compiler isn't going to come after you if you leave them
> out (most of the time).
Not quite true. The following semicolons are not optional:
i := 3
for j:= 0; j < i; j++ {
k:= i - j;
k -= 5
}
Note that the semicolon is necessary, even if there is also a newline
between statements.
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