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Semicolon
Formal syntax to use semicolons ";" As a delimiter for multiple statements. The Go program can omit these semicolons in most cases using the following two rules:
- When the input is broken to a mark, if the end of the line is marked as
- An identifier
- An integer, floating-point number, imaginary number, character, or string literal
- Keyword
break , continue fallthrough or return one of the
- Operator and delimiter
++ ,,, -- ) ] or } one of the
The
-
semicolon is automatically inserted at the end of the non-blank line in the Mark Stream.
- If you have a compound statement that occupies a single row, the
) semicolon after "or" "}" can be omitted.
To reflect customary usage, the sample code in this document omits semicolons based on this rule.
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