How do i remove Table: 0x bug?

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#1

i was doing some stuff with tables and when i outputed the table i got instead of

{["Colors"] = {"Red","Yellow","Blue"}}

i got

table: 0xac5a54b7189b4c52

do you know how to fix it?

#2

This is a memory address.

Disable Log mode in the output menu (three dots in the top right corner of the output window, right from the clear button).

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#3

Did you print this in studio or in a live game

#4

Show the code where the table is being outputted

#5

try:

local maintable = {["Colors"] = {"Red","Yellow","Blue"},["Trash"] = {"Red","Yellow","Blue"}}

for i,v in pairs(maintable.Colors) do
	print(i,v)
end
#6

The output you received, table: 0xac5a54b7189b4c52, is the default representation of a table when you print it directly using print or tostring. It does not show the contents of the table.

To display the contents of a table, you can use the print function in combination with the table.concat function. Here’s an example of how you can print the contents of your table:

local myTable = {
    Colors = {"Red", "Yellow", "Blue"}
}

print("Table Contents:")
for key, value in pairs(myTable) do
    if type(value) == "table" then
        print(key .. ": " .. table.concat(value, ", "))
    else
        print(key .. ": " .. tostring(value))
    end
end

This code will iterate over the key-value pairs of the table. If a value is of type “table,” it will use table.concat to concatenate the elements into a string separated by commas. Otherwise, it will use tostring to convert the value to a string.

When you run this code, it should output the contents of your table in a readable format:

Table Contents:
Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue

This way, you can see the actual contents of the table instead of the default representation.

#7

thanks dude i really appreciate it

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#9

i have another this type related question i tried to outputting the loadstring() and i got function: 0xa…
how do i expand that

#10

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