Data Types, Scopes and Variables - Lua Tutorial (Part 3)

[@aurakiii]

Thank you these videos are a huge help to someone new to Lua I had little to no understanding and now I almost know what I'm doing

[@tooeooeenee4855]

Steve's teacher vs Monika to see who knows Python the most XD

[@Stevesteacher]

Now that would be amazing ! ＼(◎o◎)／

[@ggjcggg]

why u say that on a lua tutorial

[@Thursdayplaysgames]

@@ggjcggg ...

[@DanzR]

@@Thursdayplaysgames lol

[@niteowl9491]

thanks for posting these!

[@gl0ckzgaming11]

How can I get something like that u were using in video to run and read the prints?

[@DanzR]

" Your name does not suck Jack :) " -- Steve's Teacher 💀💀

[@ooaktree]

i need to remind myself to make commands (if that's the right word) all lowercase, i keep accidentally doing uppercase which ruins the whole code ;-;

[@k98killer]

Looks like a reasonably good playlist for teaching a non-programmer how to program, but it is an insufferably slow way to learn the syntax of one's 19th programming language, e.g. a lot of vernacular words were spent explaining the concept of assignment without actually using the phrase "assign a value to a variable" or the concept of enclosing a string in quotes.

[@simspawn]

Righttt?? I need more of a bruteforce learning method. Taking it too slowly would actually make it harder to learn and stick with it. Still gonna give this series a go unless I find another.

[@user-izmailekb]

Thanks (Спасибо)

[@ZeroBlasterCather]

When do i use local or variable, and the global thing

[@Stevesteacher]

Most of the time you should use local variables, the only time you will need to use global variables is when you need to access a variable across multiple files

[@ItzXenesis]

So whats does print even like, If i were to make a game on roblox. Would i need to use it.

[@Stevesteacher]

No, you would not, print is just there so the developer can see details such as what value a variable holds, or it they are making a terminal app or game In the end it is up to the developer if they want to use print

[@ItzXenesis]

@@Stevesteacher Oh, thanks 😊

[@ooaktree]

@@Stevesteacher cool

[@sougar8399]

thank I'm starting to learn lua I already know this because I can script with lua API Roblox

[@Tufaah_Plays]

I took that personally as a guy named jake (btw I'm just joking)

[@baconsledge]

Good content, horrible sound quality. Muffled.

[@Stevesteacher]

Thanks to all the support I have been receiving, I was able to create a compressed, remastered version of the course with much better audio ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHWufJJnnd2KldEsi=1TN1C2fybVpAAhzI

[@AquamanTheGaslighter]

Why should u use "..name.." instead of "name" Ill reply to your reponse

[@Stevesteacher]

You probably mean "text" .. name .. "more text" Simply put, ".." adds 2 pieces of text together, and the variable "name" holds a value By doing "text name more text" You will get the word "name" and not the value that is stored inside of the variable because "name" and name are not the same, in programming anything between " and " is considered a piece of text and not code

[@AquamanTheGaslighter]

@@Stevesteacher alr thank you

[@AquamanTheGaslighter]

@@Stevesteacher ahhh so it's to specify it's a variable not a plaintext

[@amhirmama]

this guys x looks so weird