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Ever experienced that moment when you spend hours debugging a complex issue, only to realize it was caused by a single missing semicolon? It's like searching for a needle in a haystack, only to find out the needle was hiding in plain sight! I guess we should add 'semicolon detective' to our resumes. Who knew such a tiny character could wreak such havoc? Let's all take a moment to appreciate the power of the semicolon and the bittersweet triumph of finding it missing!

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  • 1
    Migrate to python
  • 2
    I always wondered why such typos are not autocorrected. if it can say : missing ; at line 69, why not just put it there and don't botter me...
  • 1
    @We3D exactly! either we got good hints with the correct suggestion but somehow not able to auto-correct or silently accept as an alternative syntax much like fault-tolerant HTML parsing, or else there's the linters complaining about missing semicolons and deprecated namespaces at irrelevant parts of the code distracting from a much more serious subtle error that can go unnoticed.
  • 3
    ? what was the IDE doing
    unless it's some minified JS you're dealing with
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