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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Storing and Tracking Information with Variables Variables Review

Greg Mendez
Greg Mendez
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Posted by Greg Mendez
Greg Mendez
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Wouldn't answer A const weekPerYear = 52 not be valid as well since the statement does not end with semicolon?

Wouldn't answer A const weekPerYear = 52 not be valid as well since the statement does not end with semicolon?

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Rohald van Merode
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Hi Greg Mendez 👋

That's a great observation! The statement const weekPerYear = 52 is actually valid JavaScript even without a semicolon. JavaScript will automatically add semicolons where they're needed 🙂