A semicolon for JavaScript

JavaScript syntax is similar to the Java language, with each statement ending with a ; statement block {...} . However, JavaScript does not enforce the requirement to add at the end of each statement ; , and the engine responsible for executing JavaScript code in the browser automatically complements the end of each statement ; .

Note : Having the JavaScript engine automatically add semicolons in some cases alters the semantics of the program, resulting in inconsistent running results and expectations. In this tutorial, we will not omit ; , and all statements will be added ; .

A semicolon for JavaScript