That is fun: it lends c-style block markers (curly braces) and python-style line separation (new lines). No objection.
It uses the same trick as Go [1]. The grammar has semicolons, but the tokeniser silently inserts them for ease of use. I think quite a few languages do it now
[1] https://go.dev/doc/effective_go#semicolons
JavaScript and Kotlin do that too.
Lends? What does that mean?
blends
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It uses the same trick as Go [1]. The grammar has semicolons, but the tokeniser silently inserts them for ease of use. I think quite a few languages do it now
[1] https://go.dev/doc/effective_go#semicolons
JavaScript and Kotlin do that too.
Lends? What does that mean?
blends
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