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Currently if i said print(Rarities[2]) it would print 30 but how do i get it to print Powerful instead?

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Rarities[2] wouldn’t be possible in a non-dictionary.

Use actual value.

local _rarities = {
	Powerful = 60,
	Rocky = 40
}

local function _trouverKey(_valeur: any?, _table : {})
	if not _valeur then
		return nil
	end
	for t,v in _table do
		if v == _valeur then
			return t
		end
	end
end

print(_trouverKey(60, _rarities))
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i would convert it to a dictionary

local Rarities = {
	['Basic'] = 57.5,
	['Powerful'] = 30,
	['Divine'] = 10,
	['Atomic'] = 2,
	['Celestial'] = 0.5,
}

then referring to it would be
Rarities.Powerful to return 30
and then to loop through the table you can do

for i,v in pairs(Rarities) do
	print(i) -- will print basic, powerful, divine etc.
	print(v) -- will print the values of the index/key above
end

i think this would be what you’re looking for

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They were already using a dictionary.

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local function getKeyByIndex(t, i)
    local newT = {}
    for k in t do
        table.insert(newT, k)
    end
    return newT[i]
end
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