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I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet:
for x in range(2, 13): print(x);
It's correct except for the semicolon I placed in the second line.
Wingware Pro showed no warning, nothing wrong at all.
It even printed the numbers 2 through 12.
Wouldn't placing a semicolon at the end of a line be a sytax error?
Oh...I just found out that Python does allow semicolons but they do nothing I guess.
I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet:
for x in range(2, 13): print(x);
It's correct except for the semicolon I placed in the second line.
Wingware Pro showed no warning, nothing wrong at all.
It even printed the numbers 2 through 12.
Wouldn't placing a semicolon at the end of a line be a sytax error?
Oh...I just found out that Python does allow semicolons but they do nothing I guess.
I'm a little confused. I just wrote this little code snippet:
for x in range(2, 13): print(x);
It's correct except for the semicolon I placed in the second line.
Wingware Pro showed no warning, nothing wrong at all.
It even printed the numbers 2 through 12.
Wouldn't placing a semicolon at the end of a line be a sytax error?