(useless post delete this pls)

[j4kzon (coolest guyest)]

sorry for wasting yalls time lol this post has no point in existing and i cant delete it so ima just leave it like this ig

[SlickySlash (JAZZY)]

You’re probably printing the table and not the values inside the table, you can do something like

local table = {1, 2, 3}
for i, v in table do
print(v)
end

[ItzBloxyDev]

I don’t think the strings are created based on the contents of the table, or even the name of the table. I could be wrong though. To test this just make two tables with same name and content and print them.

[j4kzon (coolest guyest)]

im just looking for what type of code this is or how i decode it

[realmhopping (bnbath)]

Isn’t this just a random id for the table that doesn’t mean anything though? Correct me if I’m wrong

[exokomitis]

I think it’s the location in memory at which the table is stored.

[VasiliasConway (Xander)]

This is just hexadecimal encoding, likely to represent a location in memory. This will not decode into english plaintext.

Notice the prefix “0x”.
0b = binary
0o = octal
0x = hex