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How do you make a table? [closed]
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TablesHow do you make a table and what are they used for in scripting?
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Tables are like variables with multiple stuff stored within them.
01 | table = {2,true,"Hello"} -- Tables can store these within them |
02 |
03 | while true do |
04 | print(table[2]) -- The no. in [ ] is what you want it to print in the table. |
05 | wait(1) |
06 | end |
07 |
08 | --[[ |
09 | Printed in Output = true |
10 | --]] |
11 |
12 | for 1 , 3 in pairs do |
13 | print(table[i]) |
14 | wait(1) |
15 | end |
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Agreeing with the other answers, but you're better off with this.
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Tables are used to hold things together. They usually hold values or keys. They are seperated by a comma, or a semicolon;.
1 | a = 1 --Explains A used in the table below. |
2 | b = 2 --Explains B used in the table below. |
3 | c = 3 --Explains C used in the table below. |
4 | datable = {a, b, c} --Da Table(lol). |
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6 | while true do --Just an example using a table. |
7 | print(1, 2, 3) --Prints 1, 2, 3 used above in the table. |
8 | wait(1) --Always wait 1 second before ending a infinite loop. |
9 | end |
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