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[samus12345@sh.itjust.works]

Would the sentence still make sense if it were a period? Then you used it right.

[_autumnmoon_@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

If your not confident about any grammar then you can be confident about being wrong in all grammar

[deceptichum@quokk.au]

But I love my grammar she bakes me cookies.

[buboscandiacus@mander.xyz]

This wacky dude makes me agree:

[uebercomplicated@lemmy.ml]

upvote because correct colon usage

[orbitz@lemmy.ca]

Mean the semi colon is a special case in English grammar, I know where to put the rest of non colon symbols. The regular one is more simple than the semi. That wasn't supposed to sound quite like that.

[ziglin@lemmy.world]

Have you seen JavaScript? It's python but worse (but slightly more standard syntax (that is often optional))

[geodad@lemmy.world]

If your you're not confident about any grammar then you can be confident about being wrong in all grammar

[nieminen@lemmy.world]

I'm a full stack .NET dev, half my job is in JavaScript(/typescript).

[user_name@lemmy.world]

Identify two adjacent sentences. Replace the period with a semicolon.

Identify two adjacent sentences; replace the period with a semicolon.

That's all it takes; there is more to them, but that's a valid use of the semicolon.

[lars@lemmy.sdf.org]

sentence-final prepositions, however

[dozzi92@lemmy.world]

You can replace "but" or "and" with the semicolon.

I could've used "but" here; I chose the semicolon instead.

[kayzeekayzee@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

you are not something for which i care

[lars@lemmy.sdf.org]

i am not someone friend