The New Way To Make Strings!

[@_Sickk]

You got yourself a new subscriber! As someone who has been coding and using Roblox Studio for about 4 years, I really appreciate you. And also, you are one of the best teachers there is. about every video I watch helps me learn and grasp something that I did not understand before. So, Qweekertom, thank you!

[@decat4]

I genuinely expected this to be talking about tostring, thank you so much for bringing this to light!

[@kindremeda1344]

Very great tip & concise. I enjoy this shorter format but the longer videos going into detail about broader subjects are welcomed too! Keep up the great work Tom

[@GalaxinTM]

quick disclaimer about using this method: it is really slow. run a test with concatenation and the new method, and see for yourself. I'm hoping this feature gets optimized sooner or later!

[@kanosy887]

Its been there for like 4 years but thx sharing it aniway

[@VespHidden]

You've got me back into roblox lua, Your videos are so helpful in providing more insight into things I may of used but not fully understood the reasoning behind. Love the videos and look forward to more in the future

[@lua_programmer]

You could tostring the thing as well. However I do love the new interpolation which Roblox added in. I use it a lot, but in some cases my muscle memory just goes back to the old ways of concatenating.

[@7rbPrsn]

Keep the great work, qweekertom! that's definitely new thing to know.

[@HighlandCavalry]

didn't know about this, thank you

[@Ghillis_Peyton]

Been waiting for this

[@byteblox100]

ive yet to understand why people would use %s/d/whatever over the curly brackets method

[@creeperslayers6]

one big reason I use string.format is the fact that I can control the amount of decimal points for floating point numbers (decimals). So like for an example if I wanted to display the health of a vehicle and it HP was like 1704.5676045, I can use .format like this "string.format("Vehicle HP: %.2f",vehicle_health) and it will output: "Vehicle HP: 1704.57". No need to doing some funky math to round the number beforehand.

[@ScriptedAlmeida]

im surprised they took decades to add this

[@Tekleed]

you should def think about increasing your mic volume in post since compared to other videos yours seems to be very quiet.

[@Sown.]

They're called backticks by the way

[@85dot6]

have people not known about the third type?

[@UnforglvableSin]

How did you learn coding?

[@Fujui]

God send

[@RoboGameOfficial]

It's not really new, since it's been around for literally 4 years, but good video.

[@synnrs]

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