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by WalterBright
1903 days ago
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In Python, a newline is a token and serves as a statement terminator. What I'm referring to is the notion that: a = b c = d;
can be successfully parsed with no ; between b and c. This is true, it can be. But then it makes errors difficult to detect, such as: a = b
*p;
Is that one statement or two? |
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