Semicolons are more or less a (sometimes redundant) way to explicitly state that you are bringing the current command to a close.
If a command has all its arguments filled (or completely encapsulated in square brackets or parentheses), it doesn't need a semicolon.
A hard return functions nearly the same way as a semicolon, except that it is not treated as an actual character.
Just sayin.
If a command has all its arguments filled (or completely encapsulated in square brackets or parentheses), it doesn't need a semicolon.
A hard return functions nearly the same way as a semicolon, except that it is not treated as an actual character.
Just sayin.