#PROBLEM
So, a few days ago i felt like improvising a twitter redeem code; but for some reason it's skipping this If statement.
#CODE;
local TwitterCodes = {
["hi"] = 20,
["no"] = 50,
}
function check()
for i, v in pairs(TwitterCodes) do
if script.Parent.TextBox.Text == i then
print("You gained " .. v .. " Cash!")
else
print(script.Parent.TextBox.Text, " Is not a valid code")
end
end
end
local UIS = game:GetService("UserInputService")
UIS.InputBegan:Connect(function(input, gameprocessed)
if gameprocessed then return end
if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.A then
check()
end
end)
7 comments
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Hello, you mean the first if?
You would check if the text is equal to v. "i" contains the number of times you have went through that loop, v contains the value you are looking for.
uhhh what???
Can you please write an answer explaining?
i is the index v is the value/object. i represents the placement number of the object/value is inside of the holding parent. v is the value/object that has those properties. i is just the number. Change line 9 to if script.Parent.TextBox.Text == v then
Doesn't work, the twitter codes are; Yes, no, and they have a value; (the amount of coins i want to give them), what i wanted is an answer.