switching to java from python can really be pain the ads while doing projects... All hail the semicolons.

it supposed to be "pain in the ass" Damn this autocorrect. sometimes useful but most of the times bitch.

@Letmecode I use both languages. had to use python for sometime before. now have to use java for a project and I do remember to use semicolons most of the time but end up missing it and find errors.

it becomes a nice finalizing key press. sometimes after writing a statement and ending with a ; I do a little flourish :P

@bassclarinet42 do you feel like dancing to a serenade??

Just go

@xyxxyxxy huh??

@theothrgod You could switch to Groovy, which allows statements without semicolons

@theothergod just use "go" and say goodbye to the semicolon 😙

@xyxxyxxy no, this project requires java that's why I had to switch.

@p0s1x I don't think I can as this project requires java. I have to add some more features to an already written java codes.

@LittleLuna yeah that's what happens to me. one language needs proper semicolons and other is a rebel. :D

@theothergod Groove is Java:) Java and Groovy, http://www.groovy-lang.org can be mixed, but it al dependence on what is used as build/ dependency manager, if any. Also have a look at Gradle https://gradle.org, which is written in Groovy, which itself is Java. Gradle is both a dependency and build tool for Java.

@p0s1x Thanks for the suggestion. I am definitely going to look it and will use it. :D

Let's run that program!

897 Errors.

The semicolons strike again.