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I think the issue is more when the new line doesn’t terminate the statement. Like in JS: const a = doThing() (() => throw Error)
by jakear 7y ago
I think the issue is more when the new line doesn’t terminate the statement. Like in JS:
const a = doThing()
(() => throw Error)
- saagarjha 7y agoJavaScript for some reason chose a very strange way to have its newlines work; a number of other languages have it figured out: Swift, for example.