Door = game.Workspace.Wall
function pie()
if Door.Transparency == 1 then
Door.Transparency = 0
else
Door.Transparency = 1
end
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(pie)
"if Door.Transparency == 1 then"
Why not just "="?
= and == are two different operators and do different things. The former assigns a variable or table field to a value. The latter compares two given values, and returns true if they are raw equal, or equal via __eq.
Plus it could be ambiguous, do you want to assign Transparency to 1 or compare it to 1?
But why? What if I want to compare with =? Code doesn't read your mind. I wasn't asking you directly btw.
You can't compare with =. It would be way too confusing
You can't compare with = because it will break things. = initializes/assigns a value to a variable/read above. == checks if thing is equal to thing2 (look at explanation above)
Code language creators wanted to have a difference between the two since it would confuse the computer. We use = for assigning a value, and == for comparing a variable.
Well i see a lot of people has already answered this question but i don't see any quick and short explanation so here:
Basically = is used for setting something example as:
game.workspace.part.Name = "test" or game.workspace.part.Parent = game.ReplicatedStorage or *game.Players.Zetruis.Leaderstats.Money.Value = 1000"
and the list goes on.
The == is used to define is something equals to something example as:
if game.Players.Zetruis.Name == "Zetruis" then print"okay its him" end or if (5+10) == 15 then print"ok" end
and of course the list goes on.
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But why? What if I want to compare with =? Code doesn't read your mind. I wasn't asking you directly btw. pls don't forget to accept answer if i helped