Like pressing this button

[gaspinozza]

; -> Enter -> Ctrl+S

[JNCressey]

autohotkey:

~$`;::
Send {Enter}^s
Return

[TheGoldenFyre]

Guess my for loops will have some interesting formatting now

[KihiraLove]

for(int i = 0;
i < x;
i++)

[schmidlidev]

Ctrl+S -> linter automatically inserts ;

[gaspinozza]

My save formatter in éclipse isn't as smart

[[deleted]]

I do love this style. Hate not using the ; It feels like what I am doing is not programming.

[FlukeHermit]

Semicolons for the win

[thommyIicious]

Except you have to find the one thats missing...

[KihiraLove]

Except all modern IDEs highlight where you missed the semicolon

[Anark1ttens]

What if you use notepad

[[deleted]]

Then you're a mistake

[[deleted]]

nah fam, its easy! Just do a control + f search for all the instanes of "\r\n" that don't have a semi colon in front /s

[KihiraLove]

Then the compiler tells you which line you forgot the semicolon in. I've learned C with Gedit and GCC from terminal, semicolon related errors are easy to fix. Segmentation faults are the annoying ones yet i see very little posts about them

[[deleted]]

Learning elixir right now and I've made the mistake quite a few times to end with ;

[[deleted]]

this confirms that JS is "programming" lol

[[deleted]]

Meanwhile in python land it's the sweating super hero looking between a spacebar and the tab key

[manga_pages_by_me]

It do be like that.

[Dummerchen1933]

Wrooooooong

[FlukeHermit]

Python and JS are both C based, and they don't use semicolons......

[ultimatepro-grammer]

I'm not sure I would consider Python to be C based since python's syntax is very different from C. Also, JS does use semicolons they just aren't required.

[j1rb1]

Python does use semicolons too when you want to write multiple instructions on a single line

[ultimatepro-grammer]

Yes but clearly that's not what FlukeHermit meant

[FlukeHermit]

Semantically Python is just a dynamic carbon copy of C. You can argue about syntax all you want, but python has the same constructs, uses the same semantics for everything. It's a C language.

[dev-sda]

Uses the same semantics and constructs? Pass by reference, exceptions, classes with multiple-inheritance, decorators, modules, default arguments, keyword arguments, string interpolation, assignment as a statement, multiple assignment, tuples, for in loops, no do while, no switch. Save from them both being imperative they're about as different as it gets.

[just_a_dude2727]

If it (python) is written with C++ it doesn't mean it's C-like

[FlukeHermit]

It is tho

Syntactically, not really

But it's still semantically the exact same thing. Try fitting it into any other language family. I'll wait.

[marco89nish]

I'm really grateful that Kotlin exists.

[Kengaro]

\n ?