So for example I have this:
local coolthing = lololol
local what = cool
And I want it to print "lololol", but lets say I don't know that thing has cool before it's name all I know is "what" and that the variable with "lololol" ends with "thing" I tryed this:
print(what.."thing")
but it didn't work, it prints "coolthing", not "lololol"... :c
Yes.
local str = "Hi"
local a = str
print(a) --> Hi
This is perfectly valid.
In your code, you may have copied it incorrectly because
local what = cool
print(what.."thing")
won't print coolthing, but will error because the cool you set the variable to doesn't exist.
Moreover, putting the variable name in a string also won't work (ex: print("a")) because a string is merely a collection of characters and contains no other information.
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