i have a script that has
if tonumber(guess.Letter1.Text) == tonumber(splitanswer[2]) or tonumber(splitanswer[3]) or tonumber(splitanswer[4]) or tonumber(splitanswer[5]) then
--script--
end
just say i do
print(tonumber(guess.Letter1.Text), tonumber(splitanswer[2])..tonumber(splitanswer[3]).. tonumber(splitanswer[4])..tonumber(splitanswer[5]))
itll print something like 5 6782 and 5 is not equal to 6 or 7 or 8 or 2, but the script still runs whatever is in the if statement
it’s because the logic statement is messed up
if 1 + 1 == 1 or 3 then
end
this doesn’t equate to “if 1+1 is 1 or 1+1 is 3”, it just checks if 1+1 == 1, if it’s not, it checks
if 3 then
well, 3 isn’t nil, so the statement is true
here’s a solution that may work for your case
if table.find(splitanswer, guess.Letter1.Text) then
--script--
end
you shouldn’t be repeating statements if you don’t have to; I worship table.find
would it wokr because splitanswer isnt a table
if it’s not a table, then what is it?
nvm it works thank you very much!!
awesome, glad to know it works for you
not to bug you but also how could I check what index it is checking like if you have 12345 and the table.find will check if guess.letter1.text == 1 then itll check if it is equal to 2 and so on i think
how could i check like if its checking to see if splitanswer[2] or whatever is equal to guess.letter1.Text
and then do if table.find says that splitanswer[3] is equal to guess.Letter1.Text i could check if splitanswer[3] has a background color of like 67,89,234 or something
are you talking about finding the index in splitanswer? because table.find returns the index iirc
print(table.find(tablehere, object))
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