Must I escape forward slashes in Javascript?

Question

In Dreamweaver the characters between a pair of forward slashes in a very simple calculation, like this:

var foo = Math.round(bar/3)+Math.floor(bar/2);

is read as a regex (at least by the syntax coloring). Will this break my code? Do I need to escape it somehow?

Answer 1

Dreamweaver is getting confused. That code won't be interpreted as a regex.

Answer 2

That seems to be a major syntax highlighting bug in Dreamweaver. A single forward slash alone should not trigger the colouring for regular expressions. Use a different editor, such as Notepad2, or gedit.