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Well, to be specific, the only time you need a semicolon, as a command separator or line terminator is when running multiple commands on the same line; typically in the active shell. There’d be little justification for doing so in a script file, as one would simply use a new line. In any case, thanks again for the time put in to write the article. PowerShell is simply my ‘bread and butter’ so to speak. ;)
Ah, yes. I catch your drift now. I still plop in some semicolons nonetheless. It's just my way to understand the code better. It's a bit harder to read without periods, you know?
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Well, to be specific, the only time you need a semicolon, as a command separator or line terminator is when running multiple commands on the same line; typically in the active shell. There’d be little justification for doing so in a script file, as one would simply use a new line. In any case, thanks again for the time put in to write the article. PowerShell is simply my ‘bread and butter’ so to speak. ;)
Ah, yes. I catch your drift now. I still plop in some semicolons nonetheless. It's just my way to understand the code better. It's a bit harder to read without periods, you know?