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It treat new line as a new statement and instead of curly braces it use indention
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you can use semi-colons in python if you like , but it's not necessary like other languages . because python use indentation
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AĀ semicolonĀ inĀ PythonĀ denotes separation, rather than termination. It allows you to write multiple statements on the same line. This syntax also makes itĀ legalĀ to put aĀ semicolonĀ at the end of a single statement. So, itās actually two statements where the second one is empty.
Input:
print('I')
print('like')
print('to help')
Output:
I
like
to help
#Or_____
print('I');print('like');print('to help')
I
like
to help
__________
Check out this link for further explanation:
https://www.askpython.com/python/examples/semicolon-in-python#:~:text=A%20semicolon%20in%20Python%20denotes,the%20second%20one%20is%20empty.