I read your comment more as an endorsement of implicit returns. Make no mistake, I love those. I've been using them most of my life, first in OCaml and then in Scala.

I just think that using the semicolon to make the function return unit instead is problematic. It would be better to have the type system guide that decision, like in Scala. It would be even better to have an explicit `ignore` function or something (like in OCaml) to signal to the compiler that you really want to ignore the value and you only care about uthe side effect. I mean, why would you ever write just e.g. `a < b;`?