C# when you miss a semicolon

downvoted.
Reason: wrong decade.

I have never ever had any problem with missing ; in C#.

All editors highlight it directly.

The only case where I could imagine it being a problem is if you intended to write an empty loop that uses side effects of the looping condition to do the work and the missing ; causes the next statement to be the loop body.

But that is a pretty bad way to write a program anyway ;)

@Voxera @lazyDev

Oof, was more taking a jab at the editor warning me about it in a joking way to be honest, I am not saying this is bad or anything just thought it was funny.

But I see how it can be taken in the wrong.