So I have a script that 2+2 = 6. (Not true) but the script is like, 2+2 = 6. and if 2+2 == 6 then it'll print something. I'll give the script.
-- 2+2 = 6
if (2+2 == 6) then
print("Yay I am right! 2+2 is 6.")
else
print("Ah shucks, it's 4, not 6! D:")
else
game.Workspace.Roboy5857.Humanoid:destroy()
print("Ha it is 6. Told ya Roboy!!!")
end
So it's basically, if 2+2 =6 print Yay I am right! 2+2 is 6. If now it'll print Ah shucks, it's 4, not 6! D: If they are both wrong it will destory Roboy5857's. then say Ha it is 6. Told ya Roboy!!!. So there is 2 else's in this script. Is that possible?
By the way, it says line 6 is wrong.

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They can't "both" be wrong, because "else" is just everything except the first condition.