I don’t think that would work because it is not going to print “Much Code”, “Such works” or “Wow”
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That is because you can’t print a table.
yes you can as @ QueriesFromADumbDev write and for me it worked same but for now its stopped working
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.
Maybe its a studio glitch try restarting it?
I restarted but didnt work and also I restart Studio Settings but still same result
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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try this
local mytable = [pizza, potato, chips]
for i, v in pairs(mytable) do
print(i.."="..v)
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Yes, this is how it should work. Really didn’t understand why its not working. Also it is proof that you can print table
My output window:
“Show tables expanded by default” → this is telling me that that should work and its implemented
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Have you made sure “Log Mode” isn’t on? you can find the option for it by clicking the 3 dots in top right corner of the output window.
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, now its working again. You are an Angel. Thank you
Also thanks everyone who joined this discussion 
Happy developing
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what exactly does log mode do?
Yeah, what does log mode do? I’m curious.
I did a google search and it says “Log Mode — Simplifies output by removing options such as expandable trees.”
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that’s very interesting
I don’t see where I would need to use it but that explains why turning it off worked
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What the heck is an expandable tree tho?
you know that arrow in scripts and output that you can press/click and then they expand things or shrink them
that’s what that is
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Ohhhhhhhh that makes sense now, thanks.
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