.net - Does C# allow double semicolon ; ; if so, are there any special ways? -


i writing statement , compiles, compiler [vs] never tells me put semicolon 2 times.

this means in asp.net mvc 3

return json(mydata);;  return json(mydata); 

both of them compile, first wrong in design pattern. why doesn't tell me 2 semicolons.

if there no reason use 2 semicolons, why doesn't show error?

if there special use of it, please show me 2 semicolons required write statement in c#.

no, double semi-colon never required. i'm surprised compiler doesn't complain it's unreachable statement, apparently it's legal. won't harm, equally it's not idea.


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