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A semicolon is a colon with the bottom dot replaced with a comma.
In LSL, the semicolon indicates the end of a
statement. For example, in this code fragment, a semicolon indicates the end of the command.
llSay( 0, "Hello, Avatar!" );
Because a semicolon indicates the end of a statement, and not
whitespace, this means that you can have one statement on multiple lines. This is extremely useful for very long commands, such as
llParticleSystem (
like this ).
Any decent modern programming language uses semicolons, or something equivalent, to indicate the end of a statement.
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