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Scala then. Semicolons are optional but you still can have them if you need them
by scotty79 2y ago
Scala then. Semicolons are optional but you still can have them if you need them
- lblume 2y agoThe obvious example would have been JavaScript, but nobody wants to say something positive about JavaScript...
- scotty79 2y agoJavaScript has some specific and unique issues. Some silly choices (like auto inserting of semi-colons after empty return) and source code routinely, intentionally getting mangled by minification.
- glitchc 2y ago> but nobody wants to say something positive about JavaScript... For obvious reasons...