I want to insert something like this:
foo = {
Power = 123;
Health = 123;
};
But as far as I know, when you use table.insert inserts something like this:
[2] = "foo"
No idea how to do this.
I want to insert something like this:
foo = {
Power = 123;
Health = 123;
};
But as far as I know, when you use table.insert inserts something like this:
[2] = "foo"
No idea how to do this.
You do this:
table.insert(foo, YourItem)
-- For the first variable, out the name of the table
-- For the second, but the object you want to insert
I dum tho lol
table.insert is used for lists
local foo= {}
table.insert(foo, 'john')
table.insert(foo, 'mike')
print(foo) -- {'john', 'mike'}
for a dictionary you would do this instead
local foo = {}
foo.Health = 123
foo.Power = 123
print(foo) = --foo = {
--Power = 123;
--Health = 123;
--};
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