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Tobi Hall
Tobi Hall

Reputation: 1

Error: unexpected token ';' at the end of a javascript statement

Just a side note before you try to help: I am a complete newbie. Try to keep things simple ;) I am trying to code a way to store var values between webpages in HTML. So far I have not been very successful. The problem I am having at the moment is the error 'unexpected token, ';'' (when I paste it into the console on 'Ctrl+Shft+J' 

var cookieString = document.cookie;
var savedStats = 0;
var stats = 0;
var fsStat = 0;
var psStat = 0;
var testStat = 0;

function getStats() {
  function splitCookieString() {
    return savedStats = cookieString.split(',');
  }
  return stats = [savedstats[0], savedStats[savedstats.length - 1];
    return fsStat += stats[0];
    return psStat += stats[1];
    return testStat = 'Hello World!';
  }
}

and it points to the end of the line:

return stats = [savedstats[0], savedStats[savedstats.length -1];

Please help me! Also while I'm here, the Function 'getStats()' has a wierd thing going on where it makes me put two '}' to end it.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 101

Answers (1)

arboreal84
arboreal84

Reputation: 2154

The code you posted shows some problems around the understanding of:

I strongly recommend to develop some understanding of these concepts.

Upvotes: 1

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