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Currently, all statements (notably including function declarations) require a semicolon to terminate them:
fn add(a, b) { return a + b; } // <-- Note the lack of trailing semicolon add(1, 1);
Syntax Error: unexpected token (invalid token following statement) | example.ice line 5, col 1 to 3 | | add(1, 1); | ^^^
This is annoying, tedious, and unexpected to programmers coming from other C-like languages. This requirement should be removed.
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Currently, all statements (notably including function declarations) require a semicolon to terminate them:
This is annoying, tedious, and unexpected to programmers coming from other C-like languages. This requirement should be removed.
Unresolved questions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: