Use of semicolon? "It is used to keep track of all machines in which the software has been successfully installed; and the machines in which the installation has failed".
Is it correct or shall I just delete the semicolon?
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Is it correct or shall I just delete the semicolon? I would write: It is used to keep track of all the machines in which the software has been successfully installed , and the machines in which the installation has failed. But then, why not write: It is used to keep track of all the machines, regardless of whether the software has been successfully installed or not.
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Is it correct or shall I just delete the semicolon?
I would write: It is used to keep track of all the machines in which the software has been successfully installed , and the machines in which the installation has failed.
But then, why not write: It is used to keep track of all the machines, regardless of whether the software has been successfully installed or not.
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radhakrishnan88 Use of semicolon?"It is used to keep track of all machines in which the software has been successfully installed; and the machines in which the installation has failed".Is it correct or shall I just delete the semicolon?
I would write:
It is used to keep track of all the machines in which the soft