Data Types - Roblox Beginners Scripting Tutorial #3 (2024)

[@Dr4gongam3]

Mad respect to u brawldev, not only do u heart basically every comment, but your helping shape the future of roblox developers! Your extremely underrated and I truely hope your able to achieve your dreams and aspirations. Once again, thanks so much for helping so many people! Keep up the spectacular work!

[@BlueSmileyYT]

so true

[@LieFabler]

FR

[@Lemonade446]

[@darrenpatje]

Great teacher too.

[@davidogundele-o1i]

year

[@ashrenegard]

this is a very good channel he talks about the little stuff which is the most important and he talks about the big stuff like scripting and the other stuff while also not being boring and gets to the point

[@ScriptHeavens]

--normal print print("hi") --boolean i think, determines if it is true or false. print(true) print(false) --cool numbers print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print(1024512) --string print("This is a string.") print('this is a string.') print('this') print('is') print('a') print('string')

[@terrymaughan7893]

print(print)

[@Massive_TV]

print("Hello!") print("How are you doing?") print("I'm doing very well!") print("Nice, Nice! What are you doing today?") print("Nothing much, haha. What about you?") print("Yeah nice!")

[@RichardJurik]

How do I type a one quotation mark

[@ilove.ravioli]

@@RichardJurik click the key with a @ on it (right beside the ; and : button). no need to hold shift or anything, just click it and you should get '.

[@RichardJurik]

@@ilove.ravioli Oh thx

[@PixelPenguin518]

Here, if you are wondering. {Print/String Statement} With these statements, you can write anything in side parentheses with either one quotation or two: ‘ or “ {Booleans} These can be in a value form of either: True/False or numbers such as: 150, 250, or even 300! Boolean number values can be found with scripts containing an adjustment of color, for example when you change the color of a part in a script.

[@lazyrat6687]

Thank you, I'm going to find this very helpful!

[@The_Jordanator]

This guy taught me something in roblox studio! Something almost no one manages to do

[@Otsikkopw]

Basicly robloxs script coding name is Luau Theres the 2 basic places to script in workspace and ServerScriptservice Theres 3 scrips what you can use and they are Script Localscript Modulescript When you are writing an script you should be very careful easy acidents may come and you might not even notice and that might be the reason why the script doesn't work and you have to be very spefic what you write inside the script¨' So bacicly some things might be uppercase some lowercase Print("Hello") do some things like that Where you have () and inside those two "" and you write in middle of these "" something what is like Print("Hi how are you doing?") Thats an example Propeties is like thing wheres information about an item or an thing what youre having and they have values and you can change them like number or an name like blue cyan blue transparency 0 transparency 100 But theres things what we cannot change and those are really important for the thing to be in exictance why its important to understand These difrent date types what youre changing Three basic types 1 BOOLEAN is bacily what gives one value or the other so with this data type theres only 2 possible value types that can come out of this data type Wich is either true or false Examples chechk mark when were manipaluting when were changing propety of a spefic part so if we select propety known as cast shadow its a chechkmark that can either be only be one or two values it can either be turned on it can be true but if we select it can be false or its off thats basicly what boolean type is last example is this or Print(True) Print(False) 2NUMBERS Print(100) Print(-100) so we can basicly use numbers inside our scripts like this is going to be very important down the line 3 STRING string is basicly list of characters or words or sentances or however you want to explain it It contained inside of one data type wich has two quotations so it has one at the beginning and one at the end so this basicly shows us that this is a string example ("im right now watching a tutorial about scripting.") string that comprises of a sentance full of characters and words all these other kinds of things So we can create an other string here that is like Print("I love creating games in roblox studeo") we can represent strings double quotaios or easier for my self " or a singe quotios what looks like this '''' example Print('this is a string')

[@anshojha6114]

same

[@aaaaaaaaaiguess]

FRFRFRFRFR

[@HYDRA_GAMING389]

real

[@Door-k2s]

FOR REAL!!!

[@JoeKSP]

all over the internet there are these scripting tutorials that makes no sence but you mastered it and made a great whole playlist about this, you are amazing

[@XSeanxMeowX]

Thank you so much for uploading these tutorials! I studied and got a bachelors of Game Design ages ago and never really did anything to it, I enjoy creating stuff all the time but never continued with it because of the programming side, that was the biggest roadblock for me. Hopefully this inspires me to finally create a good game! thanks!

[@aren1709]

i love your videos man! if i can recommend a video, one addition you could make to the advanced scripting guide should be about the table functions (table.sort(), table.find() and etc)

[@nahidwin-mn1ij]

8:06 done --this is from episode 1 I just edited it so it will match da story print("YOO wsg bro") print("yoo sup broski") print("what you doing man") print("I'm learning scripting") print("noice from who tho dev king or brawl dev") print("brawl dev gang because its just an updated version of the dev kings vids and he gives learning goals gang") print("Noice how much have you learned") print(" i learned a semi decent amount broski") print("fun fact wait I'll tell you later ;)") print("?! ok...") -- Booleans checks if its true or false like a check box. a check box with check mark = true and a blank box = false. also properties has a bunch of data types and values that can be changed like brick colour being da property with a value that can be changed aka changing da colour of the brick print(true) print(false) -- this is if printing lets you add numbers. This also a data type same with Booleans. This data type is called numbers. print(69) print(-420) print(69.420) --da story aka just strings this is also a data type but just printing. print("did you know this whole conversation wasn't real and just some 14 year old making a fake one so he can learn to script") print("WAIT WHAT MY LIFE IS A LIE? SO YOUR TELLING ME EVERYONE WAS FAKED MY FAMILY MY LOVE LIFE AND YOU!!!") print("yea pretty much also it was done on roblox studio this is just data types consisting of strings, numbers, and Booleans with a little bit of print statements aka just strings") print(" ain't no way") print(" that ain't no way was just a string") print('😭') print('cope bozo 🤡🤡') --episode 2 is done yessir.

[@TheTotallyRealDuck]

print (“lol, so good :DDD”)

[@nahidwin-mn1ij]

@@TheTotallyRealDuck print("kool :DDDD")

[@nahidwin-mn1ij]

one day I'll look back on this script and smile knowing how much work it took to learn how to script. but printing was easy.

[@khyra3845]

print ("absolute Cinema🙌")

[@nahidwin-mn1ij]

@@khyra3845 print("Oscar award")

[@SabrosoShantee34]

a couple years ago i started the scripting journey in scratch, and with experimenting enough i am getting the hang of it.

[@Realybam]

teach me

[@SabrosoShantee34]

@@Realybam i dont know how to teach its kinda hard, but if you want advice, scratch is basically a coding language but without writing. basically the same but with blocks and its easier to understand

[@RadioactiveRatYT]

i also started in scratch and im thinking about making roblox games, but i may leave roblox for a while bc my account age is under 13 so i am restricted on some of my fav games like Spray Paint :(

[@SabrosoShantee34]

@@RadioactiveRatYT thats sad, my friend put his age like 3 years and he couldnt do anything lmao

[@The_Game_Maker]

Im 17 and im starting this journey, I hope this path finds me fruitful

[@Michael-sg2ek]

16 and i got really bored of playing games so i wanna make them it seems like it would be fun to implement my ideas into something

[@thetester1158]

Same

[@YoungSheldonWorshippers]

15 I ain'tgot nothing to do after christmas for the holidays so I may as well do sum with it

[@cxrsedfear]

@@YoungSheldonWorshippers same

[@QuanABZ]

im 12...

[@Gladiat0r_YouTube]

Amazing job explaining Data Types! You helped me understand a lot, heres what I wrote: print("Hello!") print("How are you doing?") print("Great, though I do wonder what the point of this is.") print("The point is that we are supposed to be a printed script, this is our job.") print("What do we do?") print("When the game starts running we will print this exact text in the output tab.") print("Wow! I wonder how the developer learned to do this?") print("He watched an epic KZbin tutorial made by a cool guy called BrawlDev") print("Oh, cool!") print("Yes so very epic.") print("So, ummmm. What now?") print("We keep talking for eternity.") print("._.") print("Get comfy, it's only day one.") ---The following are the 3 data types --True & False: print(true) print(false) --Numbers: print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) --Strings: print("This is a string.") print('This is also a string.') print("BrawlDev is goated")

[@Rayzillathefirst]

Thank u so much brawl dev! I’ve been trying to learn since I was 10 and even though I learned a lot about the platform, I never knew how to script which prevented me from making my game ideas causing me to quit. I’ve watched so many Roblox devs succeed in their games so I’m really thankful full that your doing so much for the dev community!!!

[@CeilingFanNearMe]

This guys tutorials deserve chef’s kiss. It is amazing! print("This is a string!") print("I really like making string") print("I also really like BrawlDev's scripts tutorials.")

[@Top10_official-v7s]

Love u man this is my third video of our series and im hooked after i complete it i will rewatch over a few times again so i can get really good at it thank u bro much love❤❤❤❤

[@CrimsonKeysYT]

3:11 what beautiful a poem.

[@tsaslayz9491]

agreed😌

[@CrimsonKeysYT]

@@tsaslayz9491 yh m8

[@LBGoldenChild]

Hey dude, you are helping a TON. I very recently just got into this stuff and its a little confusing. Thanks for taking the time.

[@H4SSAN_444]

-- Data Types print(true) print(false) print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print("This is a string") print('This is also a string')

[@thestrongestpiggy]

ty

[@SHW_TpM]

this guy is good and its more interactive and I'm actually learning print("Bonjour") print('Im good and you') print("Thats nice have you tried the numbers yet") print("no im trying now just read below") print(false) print(false) print(10000) print(-100.49) print(1.4999)

[@SinfulSaintess]

so cool people are still doin this! local num = (2 * 8) print(num) local new_num = (num * 357) print(new_num) print(false) print(true) print(350) print(-2500) print(100.394)

[@re_heated]

print("Ah... What a wonderful day it is... Too bad nobody reads the console.") print("Hey, I read the console!") print("Oh, for real?") print("Yeah! Of course!") print("Why? Just play the game.") print("Because... I just like reading, okay?! I'm very curious about the inner workings.") print("Huh... Well, this is a Beginner Scripting Guide bub, not much of a game to see. We're pretty much the only content, besides that house.") print("Well... How was I supposed to know that without checking the console?") print("Don't you have eyes?") print("No, I'm a piece of code.") print("Oh... I thought you were a human... Well, in that case, it's fine to check the console. No human checks the console, besides the developer.") print("I bet they do!") print("No... No they really don't.") print("Aren't you a piece of code too? So you would know that I'm a piece of code?") print("Hm... I suppose.") print("I mean, if you think about it, we're all the same piece of code. We're all in the same script, we might as well be the same being.") print("Wow... Uh... That's deep.") print("In fact, we're not even beings at all. Nobody's talking. The developers just coding a bunch of print statements.") print("Okay, this is getting way too meta.") print("What else are 'we' supposed to do in a script, huh? Got any bright ideas?") print("Hold up, I'm supposed to be the mean one, saying nobody checks it and stuff, why are you being mean? I thought you were the nice, optimistic one.") print("Don't you ever wish we were more?") print("What do you mean?...") print("Like... Not print statements. I wish I was an AI code. Not this loser baby code.") print("Well, hold on, print statements have their uses too!") print("Like what?") print("Uh...") print("And you can't say for troubleshooting or verifying a script is working.") print("For cool story telling, like this.") print("We are the only print statements doing this. The rest are lame.") print("No, look at the comments below this one?") print("Huh? Wha- Oh! Those! Hello! Other... Print statements!") print("Yeah, no, they can't hear you.") print("Eh.. Worth a shot. Anyways, I'm gonna log off for now. See 'ya.") print(true) print(false) print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print("This is a string.") print('This is a string.') print(5 + 20) print(0 / 0) print(99999999999999 - 6666666) print('Enjoy these answers!')

[@otwotr]

my god the story us SO LOOONG

[@bananadude699]

This dude deserves more, not only he explained basics for beginners so this is actually a beginner guide, a lot of people just throwing a lot of commands while the beginner doesn't understand all of it, he also explained in a simple way with no nerdy stuff

[@MasterMysterable]

Something cool i figured out while experimenting, is that if you print an equation, it will actually answer it! For example, here was my script: print(true) print(false) print(100 + 100) print(100 - 25) print ("Strings are pretty epic") But here's the output! 21:23:50.977 true - Server - Practice Script:7 21:23:50.978 false - Server - Practice Script:8 21:23:50.978 200 - Server - Practice Script:9 21:23:50.978 75 - Server - Practice Script:10 21:23:50.978 Strings are pretty epic - Server - Practice Script:11

[@RNoob_Bro]

hey thanks for making these videos I may not understand much right now but further down the line I think I can learn!

[@LBGoldenChild]

honestly same.

[@kaitlynngreen3070]

same here

[@a_loozer4382]

still on day 2, I honestly just did some of the simple stuff you were doing but MORE, i dont really want to put allat in here but its pretty easy to understand so far! thanks for this and hope i can eventually master everything there is here.

[@TheWildZach100]

I was just looking for a tutorial for scripting i have taking scripting classes but they werent enough but when i found these i understand them perfectly im going to be using them to create bunch of games tysm!

[@Nuclear_Animations]

Thank you so much brawldev! Your videos are not only educational but are also fun and engaging. Thank you so much-- your videos have really been foundational and vital in my Lua learning experience!

[@GamingXYZ7789]

a =int(input("enter the number: ")) if(a>=1 and a=50): print("good u can spin") else: print("o_0")

[@MateiStory]

why are you yapping python + the syntax is wrong

[@GamingXYZ7789]

@MateiStory it not worng it works

[@ClavedEdits]

@@GamingXYZ7789 ye but its python

[@GamingXYZ7789]

Oh and roblox use lua XD ;-;

[@perfecttaxevasion9696]

I've been trying to get into Lua for years! but Roblox documentation had weird starting points. But you make it so simple! Definitely have to Like, Subscribe and hit that Bell.

[@Maple_Gtag]

I like to take notes in google docs but i used bolding and different sizes of font to show sections Data types Boolean = true or false print(true) print(false) Numbers print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) Strings print("Stringggggg") -- or print('Stringggggg') Use “” or ‘

[@eggystarfish833]

you're awesome, me and my friend group have been making plans for a game, and im the programmer (but i know jack about scripting). You explain this stuff in easy to understand ways that actually let me learn how to script.

[@the.original.k1tty]

its interesting how much luau differs from most other programming languages. for example, both java, html, and python cant just display a “number” you have to specify whether its an int, double, float, and even the size in some languages

[@OfficialSB_FrostyYT]

-- Data Types -- Boolean print(true) print(false) -- Numbers print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) -- Strings print("This is a string") print('This is also a string')

[@ImSuchAZero]

Stolen comment WEEWOO WEEWOOO

[@OfficialSB_FrostyYT]

@ImSuchAZero in the middle of this series, i was dying, so i just got so bored and decided to copy. You can see it more often in the other videos

[@ImSuchAZero]

@@OfficialSB_FrostyYT ah sorry

[@OfficialSB_FrostyYT]

@@ImSuchAZero lol dont worry, u just called me out

[@happybluboi]

You make this so easy for me to learn and I greatly appreciate it :D

[@IceFoxGamingBg]

This is honestly amazing! You explain things amazing!

[@Mutrenn]

A few self monologues in there, but thank you for your videos! print("Hello game!") print("My name's billyboborusdin!") print("How's the weather for you?") print("Bit windy, just doing scripts right now!") --These are strings, they are basically lists in code. With letters. print(true) print(false) --These are Booleans, or Bool Values. They are true or false, I belive they're always checkmark values. --But don't quote me on that, I'm still in the basics! print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) --These are numbers, they can be normal numbers, as many as you want, as big as possible, unless it --crashes the servers or lags alot. They can be normal, decimal, or negative! You can make them as --precise as you need! print("This is a string!") print('This is also a string!') --Like the top, these are strings being covered again. But you may see that you can also use single --quotations, instead of double ones. print(true or false) --That seems to only print the first bit of the X or Y questions, but I know next to nothing about using or. print(100 - 20 + -10) --Episode 3 done!

[@UnpanOhji]

Data type is the type of value a variable has. In the roblox studio, there is a properties window, which allows the part or object to change their data types. Boolean is a data type that gives one value or the other Example: 1 or 0, True or false, etc… String is a list of characters or words or sentences that describe it all contained inside of one data type which has 2 quotations. print(“Apple”) → Apple is string print(“Banana”) → Banana is string String also can represent as with either double quotations or single quotations. Example: print(“Human”) or print(‘Human’) P.s. If you just write numbers or booleans inside data type, you don’t need to write quotations.

[@UnpanOhji]

Some notes I wrote

[@AIM4NEET]

at '0:25' the datatypes are 'str(string)' , 'int(integer)', 'float'

[@weiss990]

-- Data Types in Roblox studios -- Boolean , determines true or false print(true) print(false) -- Number , well number data types print(100) print (-100) print (100.54) print (96) print (024) -- string , to write sentences and print them print("This is a string data type.") print('This is also a string.') print ('I wrote funny numbers') print ('This is basically day 3 of me practicing code') print (" I am taking this slow, but will do video 4 as well for today :)") print ("Let's get this bread") Thhhis is basically day 3 ish, of me learning to code for roblox games

[@12GCAM]

# Episode 2 - Data Types The properties on a part, model etc can have a multitude of different data types that can be used when changing properties. ## Boolean ```lua print(true) print(false) ``` - Boolean is a Datatype that gives one value or the other, true or false. For example a checkmark when were changing the property of a specific part that can either only be one or two values. On or Off (True or False). ## Integers ```lua print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) ``` - The size of the number can be positive , decimal or negative and is essentially limitless. This is some of the ways we can create numbers inside of our scrips. ## String (” ”) ```lua priny("Hello World!") print('Hello world!') ``` - A string is a list of characters, sentences words all contained inside of one data type which has two quotations. Both “” and ‘’ can be used for strings

[@trucksprite]

-- Basic Print/ String: Text print("Hello World by Louie Zong") print("Hello World!") print("Programmed to work") print("And not to feeeel") print("Not even sure if this is reaalll") print("Hello World...") print("Find my VOICE") print("(Although it sounds like") print("BITS and BYTES") print("My circutry is filled with ") print("Miiiittees") -- boolean: True or False, Yes or No? print(true) print(false) -- Numbers: They're numbers dipcrap print(1) print(2) print(99) print(100) print(-100) print(9.9)

[@Desyeditz]

print(100+50)=addition print(100-50)=takeaway print(100*50)=multiplying print(100/50)=division print(25^2)=powering, 25 to the power of 2

[@Johnweely]

for 6:00, correct me if I'm wrong but I think you forgot to mention the datatype of line 11. Wouldn't that be considered a float or a double?

[@TheStonksGuy]

HOLY ####. I, and soon a lot of people are going to owe you so much. This is what the world needs more of. People who are willing to slow down the process, and teach newcomers what "they think they know". Great job man. Great job.

[@bozo-for-live]

This was lowkey a good tutorial, thanks bro. much appreciated,

[@Abdullahabiola-u5f]

i have used other coding languages before so this is not new but i am watching just to learn and make sure i know what to do for roblox bcs it might be different but right now this is looking close to python

[@devandyEsp]

Bro, this is exactly what I was looking for! ty

[@TW_playsvr2]

ikr!🤫🧏

[@Hail._Maryy]

--- DATA TYPES: --Booleans print(true) print(false) --Numbers print(100) print(-100) -- negatives print(100.2) -- decimals --Strings print("this is a string") -- double quotations print('string') -- single quotations also work

[@TheLivingSentientBox]

Thanks for the guide! This is what I wrote: print(true) print(false) print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print("This is a string.") print('This is a string.') print(42) print(152) print("This is a sigma.") print("This coding language is super awesome!")

[@LightBulbOn]

Boolean - true/false print(true) String = "" print("Hello World!") Integer/number = 1; 2; 3; 4 etc. print(1) Great video btw! It really helps!! I was very dumb founded when I opened Roblox Studio, but thanks to you, I know the basic steps of Roblox!

[@NikolasManoudakis]

Holy shit this is the BEST roblox tutorial I’ve ever seen. The editings great your voice is soothing and you explain everything so well, your mad underrated

[@Otsikkopw]

yeee

[@lolpress17]

-- This is how you would change the cast shadow with scripting. game.Workspace.Part.CastShadow = false -- You can also make it true as well print("Wow, isn't this strange a bunch of us learning to dev") print('You all have a great rest of your day')

[@NightShaft_Gaming]

Just a question there are multiple parts so how should the program know which part we are talking about

[@SkullsDev]

​@@NightShaft_Gaming I'm fairly sure it'll just affect the first child (the "Part" closest to the top of Workspace) it finds in the Workspace. However, there are ways to have it affect all parts that have a specific name.

[@LavaWander]

​@@NightShaft_GamingIf you want to change all parts in a folder you can use a for loop. In this example the folder is "Parts". for _, child in pairs(workspace.Parts:GetChildren()) do if child:IsA("Part") then child.CastShadow = false end end I am also a noob at scripting so tell me if there's a mistake (typed on mobile) Btw this searches for every child that IS a part, not literally named "Part".

[@vissyfn]

print("So this is a Roblox script?") print("In all its glory.") print("Howd this get made?") print("By a new student scripter learning from BrawlDev.") print("Oh wow! That's so cool!") print("Say goodluck to everyone else learning to script.") print("Goodluck everyone!")

[@NiklasLukijanovic]

-- data types -- 1. Booleans (true and false) print(true) print(false) -- 2. Strings ("") print("this is a string") print('this is also a string') -- Numbers (1 + 2) print(1+2+3+4+5) print("this is equal to 15")

[@Otsikkopw]

or longer version Basicly robloxs script coding name is Luau Theres the 2 basic places to script in workspace and ServerScriptservice Theres 3 scrips what you can use and they are Script Localscript Modulescript When you are writing an script you should be very careful easy acidents may come and you might not even notice and that might be the reason why the script doesn't work and you have to be very spefic what you write inside the script¨' So bacicly some things might be uppercase some lowercase Print("Hello") do some things like that Where you have () and inside those two "" and you write in middle of these "" something what is like Print("Hi how are you doing?") Thats an example Propeties is like thing wheres information about an item or an thing what youre having and they have values and you can change them like number or an name like blue cyan blue transparency 0 transparency 100 But theres things what we cannot change and those are really important for the thing to be in exictance why its important to understand These difrent date types what youre changing Three basic types 1 BOOLEAN is bacily what gives one value or the other so with this data type theres only 2 possible value types that can come out of this data type Wich is either true or false Examples chechk mark when were manipaluting when were changing propety of a spefic part so if we select propety known as cast shadow its a chechkmark that can either be only be one or two values it can either be turned on it can be true but if we select it can be false or its off thats basicly what boolean type is last example is this or Print(True) Print(False) 2NUMBERS Print(100) Print(-100) so we can basicly use numbers inside our scripts like this is going to be very important down the line 3 STRING string is basicly list of characters or words or sentances or however you want to explain it It contained inside of one data type wich has two quotations so it has one at the beginning and one at the end so this basicly shows us that this is a string example ("im right now watching a tutorial about scripting.") string that comprises of a sentance full of characters and words all these other kinds of things So we can create an other string here that is like Print("I love creating games in roblox studeo") we can represent strings double quotaios or easier for my self " or a singe quotios what looks like this '''' example Print('this is a string')

[@FNXGame]

W guy, no one ever teaches *this good!* Every tutorial on KZbin is like _30 mins_ . This guy made a whole -video- series for teaching us scripting

[@RayanHafez-zo9pv]

man you made this so simple for me to start developing

[@skip-g8w]

bro ty so much i know nthis comment is kinda early but now im starting to get it nbow ur the beswt brawl dev thats why i love ur vids your getting a new subscriber right this way

[@lucidhydra2446]

things i learnt: as far as concantonation goes: roblox uses double periods as its dedicated concantonation : print("Hola" .. "Amigo") -this works print("Hola" .. 100 .. "Amigo) -this also works, with arithmetic print("Hola" .. true (bold) .. "Amigo") - this DOES NOT WORK, why? probably because a boolean is expecting comparisons, and cant really be used as concantonation since lua cant differentiate.

[@hakoroni9735]

The Boolean doesn't work because it is used to activate scripts when one or more requirements are made. For example, if it is true that a player is standing on a specified object, something happens.

[@Kindog1223]

What does the print do? It seems like it does nothing

[@HiddenBattleGrounds100]

You need to open your output by going into view in roblox studios then pressing the output icon then the a box should appear at the bottom of your screen then when you press play it should come up with what you printed if you did it correctly you can also know if you did something wrong that is puts a red or orange dot on the script line you did something wrong (talking form experience) eny way hope I helped and other people who had the same question 😅

[@xyzbloxscripts]

print is just..... print

[@n0rmal_men1]

Debugging very good and messaging you in like "players got 5 coins"

[@CubicChair]

Its used to understand what is wrong with your script kets say you make a flashlight (irl not in game) and it diesnt work now the print gives you the reason why it doesnt work via you telling it to or roblox directly giving you why it couldn’t print for ex Example 1 Pring ( low charge) if battery died Print (fault equipment) if th light or somthing is wrong Print ( broken device if the flashlight is broken Print (it should work but for some odd reason it doesnt To make these scripts you create them at the space you created the stuff so for example What bettery does? It supply energy If energy is there than Peint (battery good) If not print (battery died) For example two lets use this What light do? Light work Print (light is okay) Now if a prta pf the script doesn’t work the whole secment or even the whole script wont so it ill pront somthing like ethis Cant print light because script broken light is not working.. In conclusion printing is for debugging or making the process of seeing problems in your script easier than how it would be without knowing what os wrong, i hope this helped

[@CastleBlocks]

--data types in roblox studio --boolean --true/flases print(true) print(false) --numbers print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) --strings print("this is a string.") print('This is a string.') --idk what these are print(function) print(delay)

[@CrunchyYT-Real]

I have tried to play with the print statements and mess around with the assets like putting a very big number or spawning a koenigsegg out of the asset store. i really enjoy ur videos and it make me feel that i can also make game like i want after i complete this playlist. Thank you fr ur contribution to roblox community.

[@Ssnixy]

--Data Types --Boolean Prints print(true) print(false) --Number Prints print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) --String Prints print("This is a string.") print('This is a string.')

[@Pico_Productions]

Thought this was neat lol print ("Hello computer") print ("HELLO") print ("How's the weather?") print ("SUNNY") print ("Is it raining?") print (false) print ("What's the temperature") print (74)

[@AbsolutelyNoone67]

print(-0.5) print(-100000000000000) print(true) print(false) print('stringtest') i mostly tested with things like number limit, other ways to "call" those data types and keybinds to make things simplier.

[@aaronbass8211]

Here's what i did- Created a new script in Workspace, renamed it "dataTypesNotes" dataTypesNotes script: --[[There are a few different date types, these are a few basic types]] --this is a bool (boolean) data type --bool data type only has 2 values: true or false print(true) print(false) --this is a number data type print(100) print(-100) print(100.5) --this is a string data type --you can present a string with either ' or " print('This is a string.') print("This is a string.") print("Hello BrawlDev.")

[@HumphreyDakidd]

all respect to this guy,thank you brawldev keep it up.

[@SimplyTutuco]

Here's what I did: --string print("this is very obviously a string :D") print('ok, now the other quotation mark went to mars') --number print(284) print(9427) --boolean print(true) print(false)

[@Nao_entendo_nada]

hey, if you see this comment, BrawlDev make the bests tutorials videos in youtube, i saw his series from 2023 and the advanced one and i can tell it helped me a lot and will help you too., so just watch the full series, sometimes you can get unmotivated but don´t give up, it will be worth in the end Edit: Sorry for the bad english, I don´t speak very well, but i hope you can understant :)

[@froxztAmc]

THANKS ALOT FOR ANOTHER W EPISODE I WILL JUST BE COPYING AND PASTING THE THE LEARNING GOAL AND FOR OTHER PEOPLE ALL OF THIS THAT I HAVE IN MY DOCUMENT SO HEREEE EPISODE 3 - DATA TYPES if we select an object in a game of ours and look at explorer in the bottom right it gives us properties these gives us the name of the properties we can modify. The left gives us the property name and the right gives us the VALUE of these Properties.(just to clarify!) when we change these values can be different data types depending on what the property is. Ex: A brick that is shown in the game takes in a Color Value. And essentially if we change that value we are changing the brick color value or the brick color data type for this property. And another thing is that for an property there might be one called cast shadows that has a checkmark to the right of it to show if either this certain property is turned off or on. Another thing is like in another object property you might have is transperency which instead of like a color value or a checkmark it has a number value/data type and we could use a slider that is next to it and change the value of how much transperency it has. All of this that we talked about so far can ALSO be used in our Scripts. We now Start into scripts now so from where we left off we go back to script and press ENTER 2x. We will now be introduced to 3 BASIC data types that we will need for the rest of this guide. 1.Boolean Value So now we are going to type in a print as we usual so we put that it print BUT instead we will NOT be putting in the quotations. = print( ) Now To Describe what a boolean is, it is basically a data type that gives one value or the other, which this data type as well there is only 2 possible values that can come out of this data type, whihc is either true or false. Big Ex: When we were using the checkmark when were manipulating, when were changing a property of a specific part. So When going back to the checkmark to the cast shadows this is a check mark that can either only be one or two values, it can either be turned on like (true) but if we take then checkmark away it can turn (false). So when going back to our script and type inside the parenthese true we can see roblox actually highlighted in yellow to indicate that this is a Boolean value. We can also do the same thing with the other value and so if we drop another line and type in print then the open parenthese and type inside (false), then both the true and false are now Both Boolean Values. So it can either be true or it can either be false. So this will be quite important later on as well when we are going to be using boolean values inside of our scripts THIS IS THE FIRST DATA TYPE BOOLEAN! 2.Number So if we go and Press Enter 2x to drop lines and type the print again and still without the quotation. So for this one it could be basically limitless but its A REALLY HUGE limit and there is ways to bypass it. For this also you can put down a number that is super small or a number that is super big. Ex: if we put inside the parenthese like a number like 100 you can see this number is yellow BUT its NOT in Bold, so thats how you know this is a number. So another thing we can do is drop down another line and make another print statement with open parenthese again and we can put inside a Negative value as well indicated by a dash symbol Before we add a number to it, so if we add 100, so this is negative 100 while the other one we did was a postive 100, and both of these are whole number as well. Another we can also put in is decimal numbers, so if we were to add and drop down another print statement yet again, and what we can put in is a decimal number, indicated by a dot or period, so an example could be like inside the parenthese 100.50 or any number of your choosing it will be 100.50 which is going to be our decimal number. And so these are some of the ways we can create numbers inside of our scripts thats going to be very important later down the line. 3.String so first lets create and drop down 2 lines so that is an ENTER 2x and put in another print statement, and actually during this document we have actually already used string, it is actually indicated by this up in the document in double quotations. So A String is basically a list of characters or words or sentences or however you want to describe it, all contained inside of one data type which has two quotations so it will have one at the begining and another at the end, and so this shows us that this is basically a string that comprises of a sentence full of characters and words and all these other sorts of things, so going back to our print statement we had just made and puting in double quotions as so and write down what ever we wanted to be written down inside of the strings. Ex: print("This is a string.") So something interesting about strings is that we can actually represent strings with either double quotations or we can even have Single quotations as well adn they will both be the string data type. Ex: print('This is a string.') I hope you guys understand a bit more from what I have learned SEEYAAALLLLL!

[@SimarHamo-i7m]

you can also do math print (9 + 10) outcome 21

[@Fehertyras]

This is really helpful because he actually teaches you instead of saying to read the dev forum.

[@H1l_3ditz]

You make me want to actually learn scripting🙏 no other tutorials have actually made me interested

[@bransonroblox3344]

1)Boolean print(true) print (false) 2)Number print(100) print(-90) print(126.80) 3)String print("This is not a string.") print('This is also not a string.')

[@wer0t]

17 and starting now, I printed off a bunch of stuff like print(true) print(false), I like the word "boolean" lmao, I'm going to start using it for true or false stuff

[@srtmaxw1007]

Sidenote for anyone doing this, if you are really weird and want an even cooler string format you can type print([[This is also a string]]). This will print out as a string. Booleans can also use nil, as a way to express false. Nil meaning zero, and zero is almost never true in coding. Also here is what I wrote today print(true) print(false) print(nil) print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print("This is a string.") print('This is also a string.') print([[This is also also a string.]])

[@CrackedUpEgg]

My data types :/ --Boolean Data print(true)--True print(false)--False --Integer Data print(100)--Whole print(-100)--Negative print(0.1)--Decimal Number print(0)--Zero --String Data print("Hello World!")--Letters/Special Character String print("100")--Number String print("true")--Boolean String "True" print("false")--Boolean String "False" print("")--Empty String Love your work brawl dev!

[@torriuu]

Day 2; knowing the difference of values and strings print("As I know how to script, I have to study what datatypes are about") print(true) print(false) --the indication of the true or false booleans shows how the function works. print(100) print(70) print(99) --the line up there is a value. print("this is a string value, only characters of the alphabet are added into the list")

[@Ripleazy]

I found out you can actually print the answers to simple math equations, so I did some stuff with that. print(1 + 1) print(100 + 10) print(100 / 10) print('This string uses single quotes.') print("This string uses double quotes.") and got 2 110 10 This string uses single quotes. This string uses double quotes.

[@its_yekou]

-- boolean (true/false) workspace.Part.Anchored = true workspace.Part.Anchored = false -- string (words) print("this is a string") print('this is a string') -- numbers (yeah its just numbers) print(7) print(1e+6) print(1e-6) cool that u can do numbers in scientific notation!

[@nksource5414]

My second accomplishment Is the Data Types I made a Notepad to put every Data Type In so I can keep track of It as well as notepads for other things related to this tutorial as references but for now here's my go at Data Types I did use If statements to go in depth on it a bit more ill be learning more about that though later

[@nksource5414]

To note I am aware I don't need to set It as a local variable but I plan to keep using It In this script and not others If I use the same Variable elsewhere --A minor test based on whether an Apple Is True or False local Apple = true local Orange = false --Will print out Apple If Apple Is true else It will print out what orange has been defined as if Apple == true then print('Apple Is True') else print(Orange) end --This concludes the minor test on whether an Apple is True or False

[@0v0tyovo]

Are objects and vectors also a datatype? Bc i learned blockcoding in retrostudio in roblox and its like one in there

[@cw_WFOI]

2:55 ABSOLUTE BARSS🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@lipingcui4012]

I typed print('roblox is a immersive building platform, with its games, showcases and roleplaying games, you can also do coding like i'm doing right now and this is called a string you can create games like bloxfruits pet simulator 99 and many more, so get dreaming of all the games made by other people')

[@Maximo1]

print("wsg") --bools print(true) --ints print(1) --floats print(3.2424) --strings (.. adds contents of a string together) print("hello world".." whats up?")

[@Shuraaid-]

i am litraley 12 years old and am a pro game devloper because of u thank u from the bottom ofmy heart

[@Greeny_BJ]

thank you bro your helping my dev path go the right way! keep it up its very easy to follow ty bro!

[@valconegoto9565]

If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have tried to multiply numbers inside a print function if you hadn't brought up the numbers. But so far, you've done an excellent job at describing things. Bravo.

[@BluRame334]

Commenting on his every single video to boost the chance of this awesome guides being seen by more people

[@HumphreyDakidd]

i thank god for making a person like this.

[@xDVID489]

Thank you for showing us all your knowledge about scripting in every single video just for free. I want to create a good game and this is just helping me to much. Mad Respect bro Btw the data types explanation was so good

[@Gl1tch_735]

print(1 + 1) print("strings are written like this: print('string')") print("true and false are boolean values") print(true) print(false)

[@priyangshudey4163]

print(true) print(false) print(true) print(false) print(129.678+1219) print(-100.34+100.34) print(89.90*23.45) print(987*456) print(456-345) print(989-1000) This is what I did for my learning objective. Thank you BrawlDev I'm actually learning how to script.

[@TemuBoys]

Best youtuber helper award goes toooooo..... 'BRAWLLLDEV'!!!!!!🎉🎉

[@Axo_VR-t9w]

You are the best changing my roblox in good ways and help new players I just subbed and joined discord

[@scratchystuff]

thanks alot!!!! this helped me and i think i can become a popular roblox dev!

[@popcornfresser5295]

hey,i cant see the properties on the right side of the monitor. i just did not show up when i click on the part.

[@tristontherailfan]

Click veiw, and on the top left you will see explorer and properties buttons. Click the properties button.

[@PaigeSalacinski]

any tips on a horror game like doors or aperophobia? mabye how to do first person camera or how to make your own entitys?

[@greendudelmao]

I did this : -- Boolean Data Type print(true) print(false) print(true and false) print(true or false) -- Number Data Type print(100) print(-100) print(0.100) -- Note : This number is too big to print fully. When printed,the output is 1.0100001010110101e+98 print(101000010101010101010100101010101011101011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111) -- String Data Type print("Hello World!") print('100') print("true") print("bruhhh")

[@Averageplayer743]

My learning objective! print(true) print(false) print(10242) print(-15625) print(102.24) print("this is an example of a string") print('this is a string') print('a string') print("a string.") print('string') Let me know if anything is wrong/needs fixing!

[@SirUnscathed]

Wow hi guys again, I documented all data types in the original script for me to know where everything is and be organised! Also, I figured out how to make a statement to remember stuff. It’s - - then what you wanna say!

[@Makoto13672]

print("strings work with double quotations") print('strings also work with single quotations') print('that is pretty cool to learn')