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What's the difference between the first code and the second code?
What's the difference when using "do"?
First code:
local words = "i failed in math class" print(words)
Second code:
local words = "i failed in math class"
do
print(words)
end
If it's useful, then how do I make it useful?
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What is this post? Vain_p 78 — 6y
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i agree DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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shouldn't it be obvious? other than the words printed fusionFSJAL 33 — 6y
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There is no difference. Only that the latter is in a different scope. `do .. end` creates a new empty scope. User#24403 69 — 6y
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ok fusionFSJAL 33 — 6y
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I suggest the first code shown. That saves time leaving more for actual development. Now if the code was
local words = game.Workspace.String.Value
do
print(words)
end
then I suggest the second method.
If this helped don't hesitate to mark it as an answer.
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Thanks <3 SpiralRBX 224 — 6y