Fix ; Expected (Semicolon Expected) Error in Unity

For this lesson, we will teach you how to debug the common error message of ; expected. This is one of the most common error people get while coding in C#. When you get this error you can follow the error message in the console window and it will take you to where the error is occurring. Over time you will get better at not forgetting to add your semicolons at the end of each line.

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This is a common error that coder can get on a regular basis. This is a compiler error because you receive this error prior to playing your game. There are a number of scenarios that can trigger this error but the most common ways to receive this error is by the following. Having the wrong number of closing symbols for your functions and classes. These include ), ], and }.Forgetting the semicolon(;) at the end of a line of code.Placing operators(+, -, *, /, =) where they don't belong.in addition to these common ways of triggering an Unexpected symbol error, this error can be caused by any character out of place.

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