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Why does the "=" have a syntax error? Trying to prove that turkey is superior to MONKE
01 | local turkey = 420 |
02 | local monkey = 69 |
03 | function question() |
04 | print("Does turkey = monkey") |
05 | end |
06 | if turkey = monkey then |
07 | print(yes) |
08 | else |
09 | print(no) |
10 | end |
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use == instead of = because = is just to set stuff like
1 | local monkey = 123 |
2 | local turkey = 31 |
monkey = turkey will set monkey to 31 == in the other hand is an math operation(not quite) and is used to compare, there are others like ~= for checking if 2 values is different
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I recommend you look at the operators you can use to add on OrbitalCent 0 — 4y