How can i print every players name that are in a table

[laughmank (Primal_Dev)]

So I have a table with players inside and i want to print every player in a text like this:
“player1, player2, player3” and so on according to how many players that are in the table, but when i do it it only prints one player:

for i, v in pairs(plrs) do
	Status.Value = "The winners are: "..v.Name
end

[Valkyrop (JustAGuy)]

You could use table.concat
See here:

What is table.concat() actually do?

It allows you to create a string from a table’s element, for example, for a table beautify function: local t = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} print(table.concat(t, ', ')) --1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Here, the second parameter is the separator between each element. By default, it’s nothing, so all the element will be conjoined (for our example, it’d be 12345). There’s also an optional 3rd and 4th parameters to signify the start and end index: print(table.concat(t, ', ', 2, 4)) --2, 3, 4 The wonderful thing is it automa…

[laughmank (Primal_Dev)]

So i tried it and its says “invalid” because its an Instance, so is there a way for converting instance to strings?

[Artzified]

you need to get the players with :GetPlayers() to get a table filled with the players

[NyrionDev (Nyrion)]

What you do there is change the value #plrs times while not waiting, meaning that what you will see is "The winners are: [last player in table]" instead the silly method is to cache the string, build it and then set it:

local val = "The winners are: "
for i, v in pairs(plrs) do 
	--imagine this line as adding a player and the comma
	val ..= v.Name..", " --val ..= v is equal to val = val..v
end
val = val:sub(1, val:len()-2) --remove the last comma
Status.Value = val

Also as mentioned above you could use table.concat which is the equivalent of the join operation in python(basically what we did above but cooler):

local names = {}
for _, plr in pairs(plrs) do table.insert(names, plr.Name) end
Status.Value = "The winners are: "..table.concat(names, ", ")

[laughmank (Primal_Dev)]

I am inserting the player in a table

[Artzified]

oh right, sorry; you can use @NyrionDev solution instead

[laughmank (Primal_Dev)]

np, thanks for you time! Will try out @NyrionDev solution.

[laughmank (Primal_Dev)]

Thank you! it worked out perfectly and as expected!