The other reason it's always best to include the ";" is that you can add statements after it easily, and/or move that statement around without having to worry about adding an ';'.
There is a similar question with the "," of the last array member.
Victor Kane
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<earnie@...> wrote:
Quoting Pierre Rineau <
pierre.rineau@...>:
I usually write the ";", because I do a lot of development, and for me,
it has no sens to write an instruction without this to end it.
But, as without it works, do what you want. Some people may say that it
might be less readable, I just think this is more consistent to write it
down.
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