ApolloTang · July 24, 2017 08:10
diff --git a/semi-colon.js b/semi-colon.js
 /**
  Here, the parser will add a semi colon after return causing the function to return nothing.
 **/
 function test(){
  var name = "Hello";
  return // it will add a ; here
  {
    name: name
  }
 }

 /**
  This one is even weirder.....
  It does't add it in the case of a leading parenthesis
  You end up with a type error since is assumes "console.log()" is a function and (someList || []) is its parameter
 **/

 function test2(){
  var someList = undefined
  
  console.log("Hi!") // does not add it here!
  (someList || []).map((item) => item) 
 }
	/**
	Here, the parser will add a semi colon after return causing the function to return nothing.
	**/
	function test(){
	var name = "Hello";
	return // it will add a ; here
	{
	name: name
	}
	}

	/**
	This one is even weirder.....
	It does't add it in the case of a leading parenthesis
	You end up with a type error since is assumes "console.log()" is a function and (someList \|\| []) is its parameter
	**/

	function test2(){
	var someList = undefined

	console.log("Hi!") // does not add it here!
	(someList \|\| []).map((item) => item)
	}