Wrong table sorting

[BOOC2002]

1. What do you want to achieve? the script print
   [1] = 2
   [2] = 3
   [3] = 4
   [4] = 5

2. What is the issue? but he Print this
   

script

local Tab = {2,3,4,5}

table.sort(Tab)

print(Tab)

3. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?

I look but this But there is no such request.

[AustnBlox (Austin)]

You are printing out the table as you have displayed above instead of iterating through the table using for loops,

@BOOC2002

print(Tab)

hence why it’s printing out the table name rather than the values in the table.

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

That usually only happens when you do this:

print(tostring(Tab))

Which more so prints the “Id” of the table.

It should normally print out this:

{...} or {}

@AustnBlox

You are printing out the table as you have displayed above instead of iterating through the table using for loops,

Not nessacarly.

[YosemiteMe]

Will print what you show…

for k, v in pairs(Tab) do print(string.format('[%d] = %s', k, v)) end

Will print just the values in a series…

print(unpack(Tab))

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

That doesnt seem nessacary, Table that are printed in the output already do this.

@YosemiteMe

Will print what you show…

for k, v in pairs(Tab) do print(string.format('[%d] = %s', k, v)) end

-- The Timestamp is just the time I printed this, Ignore it if you want.
21:54:13.777   ▼  { -- Opened Table
                    [1] = 2,
                    [2] = 3,
                    [3] = 4,
                    [4] = 5
                 }  -  Edit

21:54:13.777   ▶ {...}  -  Edit -- Closed Table
21:54:13.777      {}  -  Edit    -- Empty Table

[BOOC2002]

Almost everything is like that but there is one problem yes and I have a lot of questions but not now Here is the problem

i need this only
[1] = 2
[2] = 3
[3] = 4
[4] = 5
And there is a way not to write all this and more? It’s terribly inconvenient.

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

@BOOC2002

And there is a way not to write all this and more? It’s terribly inconvenient.

You just simply print the table, it doesnt make sense as to why you are getting the name of the table.

[BOOC2002]

This is very strange because on the Internet I saw a script where it already worked

And this is the result
{…} - Edit
[1] = 6
[2] = 3
[3] = 9
[4] = 7

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

Ok, so I think I know why you are getting this, try clicking on the 3 dots on the Output, and Disable Log Mode, that may be why you are getting this.

[BOOC2002]

Honestly, I did not expect an error here, I have a question why It was here that there was an error

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

All it really does is to “Simplify the Output” according to the Output Documentation

And It isnt an error, Its just an Option you can Enable / Disable.

[BOOC2002]

Good to know for the future thanks for the help!