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JavaScript with Thomas Fuchs

By nisha_singh via mir.aculo.us
Submitted On April 25, 2012

Whether you like it or not, whitespace is significant in JavaScript. A linebreak indicates, in most cases, the end of a statement; a semicolon is automatically inserted for you. In order to be able to write properly working code, you need to be aware of the rules of Automatic Semicolon Insertion, regardless if you choose to add semicolons at the end of lines or not.

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