Scripting Helpers is winding down operations and is now read-only. More info→
Log in to vote
2
2 answers
Log in to vote
6
The == Operator
The == operator is the operator for comparing equivalent values.
val1 == val2 - if val1 is equivalent to val2.
1 | local val1 = 4 |
2 | local val2 = 2 * 2 |
3 |
4 | if val1 == val2 then |
5 | print('Equivalent!') |
6 | end |
The above code would print Equivalent! because val1 is equivalent to val2.
The ~= Operator
The ~= operator is the comparing non-equivalent values! The exact opposite of ==.
val1 ~= val2 - if val1 is not equivalent to val2.
1 | local val1 = 4 |
2 | local val2 = 1 |
3 |
4 | if val1 ~= val2 then |
5 | print('Not Equivalent!') |
6 | end |
The above code would print Not Equivalent! because val1 is not equivalent to val2.
1
and "=" will change the value of something. alphawolvess 1784 — 10y
Log in to vote
1
Both == and ~= are used in if or repeat - until functions. == means 'is equal to', and ~= means 'is NOT equal to'.
Example:
1 | if Value == true then |
2 | --Code |
3 | elseif Value ~= true then |
4 | --Other code |
5 | end |