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What is print for?
I don't know what print does all i use for it is for fun.Can you please help?
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print() prints a string into the Output, for example, if I were to make a script like this;
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if not workspace:FindFirstChild("TheeDeathCaster")then
repeat wait(0)until workspace:FindFirstChild("TheeDeathCaster")
print("Cool Story Bro.")
end
The Output would bring up Cool Story Bro.
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You can use print() to make sure things work like let's say.
val = 1 game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(plr) if val == 1 then print(plr.Name) -- Print's player name end end)
In that case I use to check if my if statements work or other pieces of script, Remember print() is only used for output.
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I knew that print was for output iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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That's all it's for. HexC3D 830 — 10y
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I said it was only used for output. HexC3D 830 — 10y
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Does this need to be on a part iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Nope. HexC3D 830 — 10y
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And also do i have to play the game or play the game without the player? iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Play the game with the player, but you can just print something else if you don't want the player. HexC3D 830 — 10y
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The print shows the message you put inside of the "print("")" on the output. So if I put
print("Hello there ROBLOX")
The output would show "Hello there ROBLOX". You can also make it print in certain circumstances like this.
if 2*2 == 4 then
print("All is right in the world!")
else if 2*2 ~= 4 then
print("Something has gone wrong GRAB A HELMET!")
end
I hope this helped :) Remember to check wiki.Roblox.com!