I really don't see why this isn't a syntax error
What is actually being done with the calls after the chain of +'s?
Edit: Something to do with semicolons being optional in js?
What is actually being done with the calls after the chain of +'s?
Edit: Something to do with semicolons being optional in js?
It tries to parse a newline with no semicolon as continuing the current expression, if it can't, it inserts a semicolon.
It's a 'feature' that's caused too many bugs and is a warning in most linters.
1;
2;
alert("returns undefined");
confirm("return true or false?")
(function() {return 3})();
(function() {})();