Simple question.. Are you easily able to put cama's into numbers? For an example when you use print, "545,345,652" I don't know if there is a way to do that.. What I have planned is to put a number on a GUI TextLable...
(Sorry for the "Other" tag, I don't know if this would fit into anything)
This would be an idea..
A = 357835234
b = math.floor(a/100)
c = math.floor(a/100000)
d = math.floor(a/100000000)
print(b..","..c..","..d")
No, you cannot use commas in numbers.
This is because it would be ambiguous what this means.
For example, consider the following:
X = 1;
Y = 200;
A, B = X,Y
This will assign A to X (1) and B to Y (200).
But, if we had written
A, B = 1,200
The meaning of this snippet should still be consistent with that of the first, in the separate assignments to A and B.
So using commas in numbers to separate thousands/ten-thousands cannott be a thing.
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I know we simply just can't 'add' a cama. but if something like this would be possible.. (Look up and see what I'm talking about)