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How can I get a specific letter of a variable?
I'm looking to take a variable and take the last few letters from it's contents, but doing the way you get a specific letter out of a string (("string",1,1)) doesn't work for a variable. Can someone tell me the syntax for doing that?
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print(string.sub("hello",2)) --> ello mattchew1010 396 — 5y
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There is a table series called "string" (commonly used), to configure string values. In your case, you would want to use string.sub(target string,start of section number,end of section number). For example, ``` local var1 = "pineapple" local var2 = string.sub(var1,5,7) print(var2) --Should print "app"
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Note you could use Variable:sub(m,n) but that's not usually used. SoftlockedUnderZero 668 — 5y
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That is very used wym it's not, it's even better than indexing the string table for sub User#24403 69 — 5y
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Its your opinion SoftlockedUnderZero 668 — 5y