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The reason why I made the switch was that it really irked me when one line missed a semicolon. No warning, no error and completely valid code. It really trigge
by adrianhel 8y ago
The reason why I made the switch was that it really irked me when one line missed a semicolon.
No warning, no error and completely valid code. It really triggered my proverbial OCD. That one function out of ten where I made that typo.
So I stopped, and it was a major relief. Note that I didn't use a linter at that time.
I don't really mind semicolons in languages where they are enforced, but I also don't end statements in Python with semicolons.