How to make for loop through 2 tables [FIXED] [FIXED] [FIXED]

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#1

Really sorry if this is a bad question…

Hello! I would like to know how to know how to loop through 2 different tables.

Here is my wanted code I am making admin commands by the way:

	commands.fling = function(sender,targetPlr1, targetPlr2,command)
   for i, v in pairs(admins and specialAdmins) do
    if sender.UserId == v then
	if game.Players:FindFirstChild(targetPlr1) then
	game.Players:FindFirstChild(targetPlr1).Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position = 
game.Players:FindFirstChild(targetPlr1).Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(50,50,0)
    end
    end
	end
	end
	end

And here is my tables:

local admins = {873724456}
local specialAdmins = {1624350571,873724456}

I tried the 2 table thing it did not work, well it gave an warning. I was thinking, maybe there is a proper way to do it.

I have already googled this.

PLEASE help I wish to make a ranking system, and this is required, because I use tables, if you have any help or an easier way to make my system, please do so!

#2
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#3

Where would you put the tables?

#4

Please read the code, an example is in there. But you would use it this way:

for id1, id2 in zip(admins, specialAdmins) do
    -- do something
end
#5

Ok… Let me test it… this topic might close

#6

Simplest way is just to loop through them individually. If you really don’t want to always loop through them. You can try creating a dictionary with the valid IDs as follows:

local admins = {"873724456"}
local specialAdmins = {"1624350571", "873724456"}
local admindicationary = {};
local specialadmindicationary = {};
local sender = 873724456

for i = 1, #admins do
    admindicationary[admins[i]] = "admin";
end

for i = 1, #specialAdmins do --
    specialadmindicationary[specialAdmins[i]] = "specialadmin";
end

if (admindicationary[tostring(sender)] or specialadmindicationary[tostring(sender)]) then
    print("admin")
end

All this does is prevent the constant looping for an admin check.

#7

It would not be already running as it is stored into a table, right??? I have

local commands = {}

and

commands.tp = function(sender,targetPlr,blah,blah)

So it should not be running, right?? If I am wrong please tell me, I am new to coding.

#8

The function will not run unless you put a () after the name. Or, if it’s connected as a listener.

commands.tp = function(sender,targetPlr,blah,blah) is just assigning it a function.

commands.tp(sender,targetPlr,blah,blah) will actually run the function.

#9

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT

Open for easier loop table ideas

It’s actully working fine, so I am gonna close this topic now… I have tested it twice, 2 without admin 1 with special admin.

#10

Because it actully has

plr.Chatted:Connect(function(msg)
local blah = msg:Split(" ")
local otherBlah = msg(prefix)
local targetPlayer1 = blah
local blah = blah
commands[otherBlah] (blah,otherBlah,targetPlayer1,blah)