Article | REF: H3120 V1

Javascript

Author: Christian Queinnec

Publication date: February 10, 2017

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2. Syntax

Javascript's syntax is in the same vein as that of C, but with a few peculiarities.

2.1 Instruction

Unlike C, the semicolon marking the end of an instruction is optional: the end of a line can therefore mean the end of an instruction. Any instruction written on more than one line (figure 1 a) can therefore be misunderstood (figure 1 a) and can be interpreted by explicitly marking instruction ends with semicolons, as shown in figure

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