Ending an instruction

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A line usually contains one instruction except when it contains a semicolon (;) or ends with a comma (,).

The end of the line or a semicolon indicates the end of an instruction. If you put one instruction on a line, the end of the line delineates the end of the instruction. If you put multiple instructions on one line, you must separate adjacent instructions with a semicolon.
SAY 'Hi!'; say 'Hi again!'; say 'Hi for the last time!'
This example would result in three lines.
Hi!
Hi again!
Hi for the last time!

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