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Why doesnt this Table get printed out in the "correct" order?

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esepek 103
3 years ago

I have got a Table that looks something like that:

local ChooseFrom = { S = 23; H = 50; A = 90; V = 158; Ai = 256; G = 358; K = 469; L = 611; O = 756; F = 1000;

} but instead of rinting it this way its printed like that:

H50 L611 G358 V158 F1000 O756 A90 K469 S23 Ai256

Why does this occure and how can i make it get printed out in the order its meant to get printed?

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Answered by
iOwn_You 543 Moderation Voter
3 years ago

Dictionaries have no order, if the order is important you should use an array instead.

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ACHRONlX 255 Moderation Voter
3 years ago

Dictionaries have no order as they are stored as Hash Maps and as such there is no order in their algorithm. This is expected behaviour.

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Answered by 3 years ago

As previously said dictionaries have no order. Luckily arrays do! You can get the order by using the ipairs() to cycle through based on index number!

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Answered by 3 years ago

This should work:

— Put the table up here

for i, v in pairs(ChooseFrom) do
     print(v)
end

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