Seems quite useless, but is there a way to get the end value in a for loop?
Like, say I want to do this (pretend this would work at all lollollolollol)
for i = 1, 100 do
print(i.."/"..i.endvalue)
end
So I’d get a result of “1/100” in the output
7z99
(cody)
#2
Nope. i
(for the current iteration) is the only variable in a standard for loop.
You could define a variable to use before initializing the loop though, and just use this:
local var = 100
for i = 1, var do
print(i .. '/' .. var)
end
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