Is semicolon after a statement compulsory in python?

Question

will compiler give any error if we write
print("Hello World")
and
print("Hello World");

Answer 1

you can try and see 😊

Answer 2

I hardly ever use semicolons in python.
This works, if both statements are on the same line:
print("bla"); print ("bla bla")

Answer 3

If you put semicolon after a statement in python YOU WILL NOT HAVE AN ERROR.
It is used normally if you want to put two statements in the same line, like:

print('Hello'); print('World')

But that is not considered pythonic and it is rarelly used.
If you use it like this:

print('Hello');
print('World');

you will not get an error. But the semicollon is not necessary.

EDITED:
here is the code to prove:

https://code.sololearn.com/c304zpwZeN12/?ref=app

Answer 4

if you write semicolon in python compiler will give error

Answer 5

No, I'm pretty sure you get interpreter errors if you put any semicolons after statements