How do I fix this missing semicolon syntax error in Javascript?

Question

A friend wrote some code for me, and there was one file with a weird syntax error in it. After a bit of hunting, I narrowed it down to this section of code, which should rep

Answer 1

In fact, you inserted unicode "i" instead of normal "i". I get the fellow errors in VSCode:
',' expected. (1, 29)
',' expected. (2, 10)
Declaration or statement expected. (4, 3)
You can try evaluating "functіon" == "function" as well:

function compare() {
  return "functіon" === "function"
}
console.log(compare())

However, when I try to compare it by drawing "function" myself: it returns true;

function compare2() {
  return "function" == "function"
}
console.log(compare2())

Also, I didn't include semicolons here, in javascript they aren't necessary.