Dealman Posted February 3, 2016 Posted February 3, 2016 It really doesn't serve a purpose in Lua, though some people that generally program in languages such as C++ or C# will often make use of the semicolon even when scripting in Lua simply because it becomes sort of a habit. In terms of other languages where using the semicolon is indeed mandatory, it generally marks the end of a line or block of code. For example, think of it like this; local myVariable = 10; outputChatBox(tostring(myVariable)) To be the same as this; local myVariable = 10 outputChatBox(tostring(myVariable)) It's not necessary and it doesn't cause any syntax errors, so it's entirely up to personal preference. If I help you in a thread and you need further assistance, please don't PM me - use the thread you created instead. This way everyone on the forum can take advantage of it.
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