rspec/rules/S1116/javascript/rule.adoc

Extra semicolons (``++;++``) are usually introduced by mistake, for example because:

* It was meant to be replaced by an actual statement, but this was forgotten.
* There was a typo which lead the semicolon to be doubled, i.e. ``++;;++``.
* There was a misunderstanding about where semicolons are required or useful.

== Noncompliant Code Example

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var x = 1;; // Noncompliant

function foo() {
};  // Noncompliant
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== Compliant Solution

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var x = 1;

function foo() {
}
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