Why was ; (semicolon)used in a python? sololearnGame

Question

I was playin the sololearn game with python.
why was " ; " used ?

Answer 1

Normally used to create errors and dumping code
u can write more than one statement in one line
also some javaists cant let it go.

Answer 2

Can you show us the specific piece of code?

Answer 3

Writing a semicolon in Python is nonsense.

In other languages, like C, Java, C# etc., a semicolon marks the end of the statement. That gives them freedom to deal with whitespace as they want.

In Python, whitespace determines what belongs to what, but you don't need {} or semicolon.

; in Python makes sense *only* if you insist on writing several statements in one line.

print(1); print(2)

Answer 4

Yeah, ^ agree. That got me confused. shouldn't use diff languages habits in python.

Answer 5

At the end of line of codes
..
arr = list(range(15));
print(arr);
False;
etc