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A friend wrote some code for me, and there was one file with a weird syntax error in it. After a bit of hunting, I narrowed it down to this section of code, which should reproduce the error:




var say = functіon(message) {
alert(message);
return message;
};

say(say(Goodbye!));




When I run this, I see an error in the Internet Explorer console that says SCRIPT1004: Expected ';'. I don't see a semicolon missing anywhere, and I can't imagine where it wants me to put one.


Where does it expect a semicolon and why does it expect a semicolon there?


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Your issue is the fact that the i in functіon is the Unicode character U+0456 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER BYELORUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN I. If you change it to a 'normal' i it should just work.


But now I'm wondering how the hack :) did you get a Cyrillic character there :P


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