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How would I get an array without using a i,v loop?
So I know in a table
Table = {ScriptingHelperAdminsAreSoBad = 'I Know Right', DevForumAdminsAreBetter = 'Yes'}
-- You can just do
print(Table.DevForumAdminsAreBetter)
--or
print(Table['DevForumAdminsAreBetter'])
But what if I had a table array like this
local Tab = {'G','F','G','E','C','T',"T",'G','I','F',"F",'R','GucciGang',"I",'D','A','Y'}
How would I print GucciGang right away since I cant just do
Tab.GucciGang since there is no key
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"Table = {ScriptingHelperAdminsAreSoGay = 'I Know Right'", lol LoganboyInCO 150 — 5y
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Well, if you would follow the rules and not do stuff that would break them, there would not be a problem. Post edited for content in violation of Global Guidelines Rule #1. M39a9am3R 3210 — 5y
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Here, the index position would actually be just sequential numbers, but if you don't want to use in pairs, you could do this:
local Tab = {'G','F','G','E','C','T',"T",'G','I','F',"F",'R','GucciGang',"I",'D','A','Y'}
for index = 1, #Tab do
if Tab[index] == "GucciGang" then
print(index, "GucciGang")
end
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You can't find a table entry with a specific value without iteration, iirc.