JavaScript Semicolon Debate

C-based languages: Semicolons are required at the end of statements to tell the compiler when they end JavaScript: I dunno about that. Sounds debatable.

A woman sits in a dimly lit room holding a large bottle while the meme compares strict semicolon rules in C-based languages with JavaScript's more flexible syntax. Her skeptical reaction, “I dunno about that. Sounds debatable,” jokes about JavaScript allowing semicolons to be omitted in many situations. The meme is used as a reaction to pedantic programming rules or debates about coding style. EN: A woman sits in a dimly lit room holding a large bottle while the meme compares strict semicolon rules in C-based languages with JavaScript's more flexible syntax. Her skeptical reaction, “I dunno about that. Sounds debatable,” jokes about JavaScript allowing semicolons to be omitted in many situations. The meme is used as a reaction to pedantic programming rules or debates about coding style.

• @profunctor_io / 1784 2019-03-20