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Even though the strings are the exact same, I get the else statement in the output, Why?
So i'm trying to compare strings and I'm confused on why this outputs as "uh..oh.." when they are the exact same???
nombre = "CHOCO73887"
if plr:GetPlayers()[1] == nombre then
print ("no duh...")
else
print("uh...oh...")
end
(as you can tell by my account, my roblox name is CHOCO73887) Can anyone help solve this? Thanks in advance
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You're comparing the player object to the the string. Just replace it with plr:GetPlayers()[1].Name == nombre. User#29813 0 — 5y
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This worked! Thank you so much! Choco73887 2 — 5y
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I'm assuming that "plr" is a variable representing the "Players" service. User#29813 0 — 5y
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Also, np. User#29813 0 — 5y
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So u actually have to do this in a for loop if im right
local nombre = "CHOCO73887"
for i , v in pairs (game.Players:GetPlayers())do -- loops trough players
if v == nombre then -- if it finds ur name then it will print no duh if it doesnt find ur name it will print uh...oh...
print ("no duh...")
else
print("uh...oh...")
end
end