If _G can share variables between scripts , how about sharing strings , what do you call it ?
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How to share Strings Between Scripts ?
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As I said in my previous answer, which you haven't accepted—I did my work and it is rude to leave it—the global array _G can store variables, there is no difference between the datatypes you store in it, it works just the same.
_G.myString = "Hello World"
print(_G.myString)
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This answer is perfectly legitimate... the OP doesn't seem to understand that variables can store strings...
To share data between scripts, you should use a Value.
If you want to share strings between scripts, you would use a StringValue
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There are also other types of values such as IntValue, BoolValue, and so on.
Use the same thing but wrap it in tostring() ?
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I agree with @Feahren, as _G works with the same type of script, can't cross-script. You could also use, if you understand how to use them, RemoteEvents to send signals from server to client or client to server.