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What's the difference between connect in a function and Connect?
What's the difference between Connect and connect? I see youtubers use both and I don't know which I'm supposed to use. Are they for different purposes?
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Not really much a difference, Roblox prefer you using Connect that's all. thesit123 509 — 7y
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Please look on the wiki before asking questions. hiimgoodpack 2009 — 7y
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So I can use which ever on I want? rilgundam 65 — 7y
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No. connect is deprecated meaning your code will work better using Connect, like said in my answer. R_alatch 394 — 7y
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oh rilgundam 65 — 7y
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"connect" is deprecated. Still works fine, but they recommend using "Connect." gitrog 326 — 7y
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Use Connect because connect is deprecated. If you wish to see the wiki page on this, go here.
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Not really thesit123 509 — 7y
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Yes it is deprecated. hiimgoodpack 2009 — 7y
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So like wait and Wait? The wiki says to use Wait, but I've always been using wait rilgundam 65 — 7y
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ok rilgundam 65 — 7y
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Well,actually Connect and connect are the same thing. The difference is cause one is deprecated (but still working) and i use it, and another one is harder to write. I really don't know why Roblox deprecated connect to Connect, if both are the same event... arthurgps2 67 — 7y
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If something is deprecated, that doesn't mean it doesn't work anymore. Something that's deprecated will still work, although I think it's less compatible or something to that effect. R_alatch 394 — 7y
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wait() is depricated when using functions,example: <event>:wait() use <event>:Wait() saSlol2436 716 — 7y