Closing Javascript Statements

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When do I need to put a semicolon (; ) after the closing brace (}) when writing javascript? Thanks!

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Plug that question into Google. You’ll get multiple, good resources to read.

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I think you only need them when declaring objects:

var foo = {
  bar: 'baz'
};

But, if you don’t have some ESlint rule; "use strict"; declaration or if you’re not using TypeScript; you can get away with not putting the semicolon after an object declaration.

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