Jono wrote:
>
> From a newbie (to felix and advanced language constructs in general)
> perspective, if you can't get rid of them completely, is it worth it?
> Can you describe what a semicolon is, and when it's required, in one
> simple sentence, and doesn't require being able to parse the code in
> your head?
A semicolon terminates a complete statement, such as an assignment (a
= b), an execution (a + b) or a declaration (function(int x, int y));
statements in many other programming languages may be terminated by a
newline ("\n")
some statements may even terminate with a period (but not in Felix).
-Pete
P.S. if you are familiar with the term "expression," expressions are
a type of statement.
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