Is there a specific reason why some people put a semicolon after the curly closing function bracket?
void foo() {
};
Is there a specific reason why some people put a semicolon after the curly
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Is there a specific reason why some people put a semicolon after the curly closing function bracket?
void foo() {
};
Not really, the semicolon there makes no difference. It’s probably a matter of habit.
You can put as many semicolons if you want though in C++11: