Print table in output

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#1

Hi guys,

I have a little problem. My output is showing me an adress in memory to table instead of table after command print(myTable) doesnt matter what is in this table. I run same project on another computer and print me normal showing table. I know in the past this command print just address in memory same as now for me. And also it worked for me too but something changed. I tried reset all studio settings but this doesnt helped me.

Thank you

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#2

Can you try this?

print(table.concat(myTable))
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#3

You can’t print the table using print(mytable), if you’re trying to print the values, strings inside the table you would have to make a for loop
I’m sorry if i don’t understand what you’re saying

#4

Can I please see your script? I think I know the problem. Delete the print you have then put a few lines under the current code, then right the lines shown:

for i, v in pairs(myTable) do
     print(v)
end
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#5

You should enable the new output in beta features settings

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#6

Can we see your script so we can figure out what’s going on exactly?

#7

Yes you can
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#8

yes, something like this, and I had same output in past but now I have just memory address.

#9

Like @llyasTawawe said, unless you’re in-game using Roblox’s F9 tab output, you can go up to Beta Features, and enable the new output.

It handles things way better, and it prints tables correctly. You might need to enter Roblox’s beta program for it to show up though (not sure).

#10

Maybe something like this?
local mytable = {"Much Code", "Such works", "Wow"}
print(mytable)

#11

I haven’t option with new output or something like that. And I don’t understand how is possible that it worked before and not for now. Its really weird.

And also for people who write to make it through loops, yes I know and thank you for your advice but it worked properly without it before.

#12

yes, exactly, but my output is:

image

and it should be like this

#13

I don’t think that would work because it is not going to print “Much Code”, “Such works” or “Wow”

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#14

That is because you can’t print a table.

#15

@tnt_Dante It worked for me and it printed in the out put.

#16

yes you can as @ QueriesFromADumbDev write and for me it worked same but for now its stopped working

#17

Okay nvm then. Make a for loop and make it print each value in the table. For i, v loops are made specifically for table.

#18

Maybe its a studio glitch try restarting it?

#19

I restarted but didnt work and also I restart Studio Settings but still same result

#20

Try writing the code:

for i, v in pairs(myTable) do
     print(v)
end)

Just so you know you also need to have the table with the code I just said.

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