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-- #1 Output and comments -- The script ignores comments and comments are useful for coding to tell you what the code is doing -- printing is also useful for debugging your code if you get a error or expection you can put print statements to see if it prints -- if it does not your error is most likly in that line. -- This is a single line comment --[[This is a multi line comment !]] -- Printing Text on the screen -- print - this is a keyword -- print() - this is a function -- "" or '' - these are both strings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Examples of printing print("This is a string aka test and a print statement that is printing to the output") ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Concatinating Strings -- to conact it is basicly just a space in lua -- this is a concat aka a space in code using the .. or add two strings together print("Concatinating ".."this string") print("Hello ".."jack".." you are ".." 24 ".. " Years " .." old ".."today".. ".") -- this is Concatinating aka adding spaces ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- #2 Data Types and Variables --[[1. nil - nothing,empty -- 2. Number 0.1,4,5,6,1/2,1.5,5 -- 3. String "" or '' string is just a word or Text -- 4. boolean Yes or No True or False -- 5. Tables Arrays,dictionarys and arrays and oops starts with {}]] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Craeting local Variables -- Variables store all data types and hold values that can be used later on just an container conatining the values -- Variables can not start with number or special characters execpt _ underscores local number = print(number) -- nil because no value has been assigned local numbera = 5 print(numbera) -- 5 because that is the value that has been assigned ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Examples using Variables local name = "phil" print("My Name is" .. name .."i'm 18 years old i decided that my name should be phil because the ..name .. sucks") name = nil -- this can delete the name print(name) -- will print nil because the value is nil ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Adding strings local Name = "Phil" local Last_Name = "Smith" local full_name = Name .. " " .. Last_Name -- prints both varibales print(Name .. " " .. Last_Name) -- prints the varibales first and last name print(full_name) -- prints variables full name -- false and nil are no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Global Scope varibale A = 50 -- this is a global variable which can be acessed anywhere _G.String = "Smith" -- same with this print(String) print(A) local a = 50 -- but this is a local varible which is limited on where it can be acessed from print(a) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --Getting type of a varibale print(type(A)) -- will print number because that's the type of A ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- #3 Math --- Converting a string to a number local y = 8 local Y = 10 print(type(y)) -- this will print a number print(type(tostring(Y))) -- converts the number into a string will print string print(type(Y)) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- converting a string to number local String = "Hate" print(type(String)) -- this will print string because this is a string print(type(tonumber(String))) -- will print the string a number because it has been converted to a number ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Math operations in lua --[[+ additon - subtraction * multiplication / divison ^ square to the power % Remainder of a number ]] print(5+5) -- returns l0 print(5-5) -- returns 0 print(5*5) -- returns 25 print (5/5) -- returns 1 print (5^5) -- returns 3125 print(5*9/(2+5)) -- doing PEMDAS print(5%1) -- returns the remainder ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Using the Lua Advanced math libery --print(math.pi(15)) -- prints out the pie of a number math.randomseed(os.time()) -- makes it more random print(math.random(15)) -- prints a random number takes an number agruement () print(math.random(10, 100)) -- prints random values between 10-100 print(math.min(10,15,20,50,100)) --arguement of a list prints out the smallest number in the list will print 10 print(math.max(500,1000,5000,10000)) -- arguement of a list prints out the largest number in the list this will print 10k print(math.floor(50.5)) -- arguement of a number rounds down print(math.ceil(50.8)) -- arguement of a number rounds up print(math.ceil(50.5,10,10.8)) -- can have mutiple numbers print(math.floor (10.5,11.5,12)) -- can have mutiple numbers -- more math after this ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- #5 Strings local String = "This is a string" print(String) local Number = "25" -- this is a string not a number but no problem we can convert it :) local text = "Text" print(type(String)) -- checking type - returns string -- you can also convert a string to number print(Number) -- this is a string print(tonumber(Number)) -- this is now a Number print(type(Number)) -- this is now a number print(type(text)) -- this will print a string -- But if we convert this to a number we will get nil no value because we have not set a value print(tonumber(text)) -- prints nil because there is no value assigned -- Multi line string local Mutiline_Str = [[This is a Multi line string]] print(Mutiline_Str) -- prints the whole string!!! -- You can also do this with numbers you can do this with just about anydata type lol local Multiline_num = [[ 55 20 15 23 89 96 54 546 67 676 546 ]] print(Multiline_num) -- prints all the numbers in this multiline!!! -- Getting string length print(#Mutiline_Str) -- returns the length of a string the # is just for length -- also works for numbers print(#Multiline_num) -- returns the length of numbers -- coverting numbers to Strings local c = tostring(55) -- converts to string local d = tostring(21) -- converts these numbers to strings print(type(c),type(d)) -- prints string because the numbers have been converted to that ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Creating escape characters --[[ \n - new line \ - space \t - Tab \v - verticle Tab \\ - Backslash \" Double qoute \'' single qoute -- more escape characters after this]] -- Coverting strings to lower case and uppercase local Upper_case = "THIS IS A UPPERCASE STRING THAT NEEDS TO BE CONVERED TO LOWER" local Lower_Case = "this is a lowercase string that needs to be converted to uppercase" print(string.lower(Upper_case)) -- converts the upper case string to lower print(string.upper(Lower_Case)) -- converts the lowercase string to upper print(string.len(Upper_case)) -- gets length of the string also works for numbers print(string.len(Lower_Case)) -- gets the length of the string. -- or print(#Lower_Case) -- same thing print(#Upper_case) -- Getting a string sub print(string.sub(Lower_Case,1,5)) -- gets words of a string -- Getting a String character print(string.char(65)) -- goes off by number characters -- converting characters into bytes print(string.byte("This")) -- converts this string to bytes -- repeating strings print(string.rep(Lower_Case,5)) -- two arguments text to repeat and times to repeat -- finding words in a string print(string.find(Lower_Case,"is")) -- finds the word you want then returns number start and end -- matching strings print(string.match(Lower_Case, "is")) -- matches the string returns the string if found -- replacing things in a string print(string.gsub(Lower_Case,"o", "O")) -- replaces the words with the new string -- more strings later ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # 6 if statements --if true then do something -- elseif do something else -- else do this -- comparison operations --[[> Greater than < Less than >= Greater than equal to <= Less than equal to ~= Not equal to ]] ---- If statement Examples --local Number = 5 --if Number = 5 then -- do something --elseif --number ~= 5 then -- do something --elseif --number ~= 8 then -- do something -- you can have as many elseif statemets are you want -- else --if number >=8 then -- the else is the final thing it comes last -- do something --end -- needed to end -- and this key word is used in conditions to check 1 conditon and the other -- and and or -- and -- must both be true --or - only 1 conditon needs to be true for the code to execute -- not - this means false --and they must both be true in order to run --true and true execute --true and false not execute --false and true not execute --false and false not execute -- or only one needs to be true in order to run --true or true execute --true or false execute --false or true execute --false or false not execute -- not --not true = false --not false = true ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --# -- 7 -- loops ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- for loop -- for i,v in pairs do() - that's a tables for loop i stands for index and v stands for value -- the regular for loop is just for i = v Do -- S E I these are SEI start end and increase --for i = 1,10,1 do -- Starting from 1, ending at 10, and increasing by +1 -- print(i) --end --print(i) -- you can not print this out if it is local scope must be inside the for loop -- reversing a for loop to do that we use a - negative -- Start,End,Increase for a = 1,10,-1 do print(a) end -- you can loop through arrays,tables etc. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- While loops local peeps = 10 while peeps >0 do peeps = peeps - 1 -- stop the while loop like a wait() print(" There is " .. peeps .. "Left at the party") -- once this ends the loop breaks end -- infinite loop will run forever --while true do --print("Infinite loop") --end -- you can create alot of applications with a while loop -- Repeat loop local x = 1 repeat print("In the repeat loop!") -- prints this while in loop your code goes here x = x + 1 until x>10 -- repeating until x = 10 -- the difference between a repeat loop and a while loop is that a repeat loop will run the code at least once no matter what -- Creating a infinite repeat loop --repeat --print("in a infinite repeat loop :0") --until false -- it's infinite because it checks until the condion is true ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --#8 User Input print("Hello There!") local Input = io.read() --io.read() -- allows you to get user Input -- io.write -- the script will write it print(Input) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- User input Examples --local Correct = Num1 + Num2 --local Num1,Num2 = 10,5 --io.write("Input " .. Num1 .. " + ".. Num2 ..": ") --local Anwser = io.read() --if tonumber(Anwser) then --print("You are Right") --else --print("You Anwser incorrect") ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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