Is While true loop suppose to completely end after using a return end statement

[iATtaCk_Noobsi (Noob)]

When using a while true statement with a return end statement, after the return end statement runs, the while true statement just stops working completely. Is it suppose to do that?

Example:

while true do
	task.wait(1)
	print("test 1")
	local findItem = workspace:FindFirstChild("Spawn")
	if findItem then
		findItem:Destroy()
		return
	end
end

In theory it should print “test 1” every second and delete Spawn block. But I only see it print “test 1” once with the spawn block being destroyed. Might be bug or intentional I’m not very good at scripting.

[p49p0 (ganteng)]

yes. return will end the process (you can return some arguments if it’s inside a function.). additional text: break will end the current loop.

[scriptantrophy]

If your code is in a function, then yes. This is because a function only expects one return value. (When you don’t return, you’re still returning nil (in other words, nothing) at the end of the function)

EDIT: The script itself is technically a “function”, it is a process too. ‘return’ will stop the code.

[iATtaCk_Noobsi (Noob)]

while true loop is by itself, but I’m pretty sure p49p0 answered my question.