How can I insert a value with a bool value into a table?

I think what you're looking for is how to make a dictionary and how to use table.insert

https://www.robloxdev.com/articles/Table#Dictionaries

Dictionaries use keys rather than indices, which means they can't be sorted like normal tables.

This would be a valid dictionary:

local banned = {
	["Builderman"] = false,
	["Telamon"] = true
}

But inserting using table.insert would not be easy. I'll try to walk through why each attempt was not successful.

1 - table.insert(banned,"Telamon" = true)

2 - table.insert(banned,["Telamon"] = true)

1 and 2 are the same, but 1 uses sugar syntax which is possible for your convenience. Table.insert has two parameters: the table, and the value you are inserting. Telamon=true is a statement, so you unfortunately can't insert it as if it were a value.

3 - table.insert(banned,["Telamon" = true])

This isn't exactly when you would want square brackets (not that you necessarily need them thanks to sugar syntax)

4 - table.insert(banned,"Telamon", true)

This sends three values when table.insert only has two parameters.

5 - table.insert(banned,"Telamon" == true)

== is for checking for a condition. You can think of it like this: x = 1 means "x equals 1" (you're setting it), while if x == 2 then reads "if x is equal to 2 then" (you're checking it)

6- banned = banned + {["Telamon"] = true}

It appears that this is an attempt to concatenate a table with a dictionary, which wouldn't exactly work. String concatenation such as string1 .. string2 works, and arithmetic such as number1 + number2 works, but this would not.

So instead, here's a method that would work:

local banned = {"Builderman", "Telamon", "Shedletsky"}

--If you want to print everyone in the list, you can use a generic (non numeric) for loop:

function listBannedPlayers()
	print("Banned players:");
	for i,v in pairs(banned) do
		print(v) -- Prints Builderman, then Telamon, then Shedletsky
	end
end
-- If you want to add someone, you can simply do this:

table.insert(banned,"Sorcus")

-- If you want to remove someone, you can simply iterate through it, check if the value equals their name, and remove them from the position

function unbanPlayer(username)
	for i = 1,#banned do
		if banned[i] == username then
			table.remove(banned, i)
		end
	end
end

-- If you want to check if a player is banned, you can do:

function checkBanned(username)
	local isBanned = false -- default to false
	for i,v in pairs(username) do
		if v == username then -- if it found the player's name in the list
			isBanned = true
		end
	end
	return isBanned -- return true or false
end

-- which would let you do:
if checkBanned(player.Name) then
	player:Kick("You're banned");
end

-- To test it:
listBannedPlayers()
unbanPlayer("Sorcus")
unbanPlayer("Shedletsky")
table.insert(banned,"1x1x1x1")
listBannedPlayers()

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