What does this code mean and how do i read it?

[alanaxox1 (Alan)]

i was just messing around with tostring() and i put a table in it and i got this code
“table: 0x360973f3d5e7b1b8” i think i know a service that makes these, not sure though please tell me how i could read this though!

[IxGamerXL]

Normally the output window of your studio can easily let you read all of the contents. You can check a table’s values by using this:

for i,v in pairs(tableHere) do
	print(i,v)
end

If no values appear from this, the table is empty.

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The hexadecimal number next to “table” is basically just a unique identifier.

[GetStyled]

@IxGamerXL

e output window of your studio can easily let you read all of the

by tostring certain datatypes will result in different things happening but for a few certain datatypes it will return the memory address. Those certain datatypes are the following: “table”, “userdata”, “thread”, and “function”.

The main two that have any real use to when tostringing/printing them are “table”, and “userdata” because they support the use of metatables which means they can be influenced by __tostring.

but anywho to sum it up tostringing a table will return it’s memory address. If you wish to read the contents of the table you can just use the following code:

for i,v in next, (referance to the table here) do
    print(i, v)
end

if you need any more clarification I’d be happy to supply it

[Avictory091 (RBB)]

To read through the actual table instead of seeing the “id form” ig. you turn off log in output

under the 3 dots