Semicolon insertion

index.js

var x = 0
/***
While this comment seems like it might be the 
beginning of a new statement, you should be careful what 
your believe. ;) You should always check */+2/* or *+3* times 
what the code is doing and what someone is explaining 
in the comments. Sometimes crazy code likes to hide 
inside really big comments.

Automatic semicolon insertion is great, until it isn't.
Also leaving off semicolons makes your code look unfinished.

I'll put up with your stupid */+2/* space tab indenting.  But 
please, stop trying to turn javascript into ruby.

***/

console.log(x)

// >>> 4 

var x = 0;
/***
While this comment seems like it might be the 
beginning of a new statement, you should be careful what 
your believe. ;) You should always check */+2/* or *+3* times 
what the code is doing and what someone is explaining 
in the comments. Sometimes crazy code likes to hide 
inside really big comments.

Automatic semicolon insertion is great, until it isn't.
Also leaving off semicolons makes your code look unfinished.

I'll put up with your stupid */+2/* space tab indenting.  But 
please, stop trying to turn javascript into ruby.

***/

console.log(x)

// >>> 0