for example
local [a value] = 1
print([a value])
for example
local [a value] = 1
print([a value])
local a_value=1;print(a_value)
Short answer:
Nope
Long answer:
this would evaluate to:
local a;
value = 1;
print(a value) -- now this would not work, its expecting an operator after the space maybe. Not a valid luau syntax
Solution:
Use underscores _
;
like @mbtae1238 's answer
Pov : when i actually show him it with underscores , you get marked as solution
that is so weird!! get better soon!
Wdym get better soon ? I literally were the first one who replied that answer
stop being mad trollge incident
You’re so toxic, 1- Ignoring my first reply 2 -telling me to get better while i did nothing 3 - calling me mad . God sees your actions
Already told you sir , god sees your actions. And you cant put space in a variable name , i said it for the second time maybe you actually see it
your not getting the solution bro
You hated trollge kind at first place this is why
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