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What do i do???
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here is my script
1 | if players.TeamColor = BrickColor.new("Medium blue") then |
2 |
3 | end |
It is underlined the = and saying Expected then got = How do I fix this??
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+1 mine User#5978 25 — 9y
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+1 mine on the previous answer about the scrambler i worked pretty hard User#5978 25 — 9y
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Well, there are two symbols we need to identify here:
==
and
=
Now, the "=" symbol is used when creating a new index (i.e, giving something a value). The "==" symbol is used when we're comparing two values. The "==" symbol will always either return true, or false.
So, in your example, we'd use "==" strictly because we're trying to compare a team color to a brick color. It's very important that you read the "==" symbol as "is equal to".
Our final product:
1 | if players.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Medium Blue") then |
2 | print('Color matches') |
3 | end |
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1 | if players.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Medium Blue") then |
2 |
3 | end |