The combo game

[sgbros1]

nuuuuuuuuuu

 

[lenscas]

function killPeople()
local killList={"sgbros1","xTordX"}
for key,value in pairs(killList) do
os.execute("pkill "..value)
end
end

while true do
killPeople()
end

Now its even easier to maintain then before

 

[sgbros1]

No.

 

[lenscas]

killPeople()

 

[sgbros1]

What if you ran it in the rp?

 

[lenscas]

then it would not work as the function does not exist there

 

[sgbros1]

>_>

 

[lenscas]

I can't help that it then gives a "input:1: attempt to call a nil value (global 'killPeople')"

 

[sgbros1]

?

 

[lenscas]

that is a standard error message in lua like
input:2: attempt to index a nil value (global 'lolz')

 

[sgbros1]

lol

 

[lenscas]

it however has a few less obvious problems if you are just learning to program.
This code

if 1=2 then
print("nope")
end

produces this error
input:1: 'then' expected near '='
for me the error is obvious but if you just start to learn how to write it.

 

[sgbros1]

Erm...
*walks away from code*

 

[Pyure]

it however has a few less obvious problems if you are just learning to program.
This code

if 1=2 then
print("nope")
end

produces this error
input:1: 'then' expected near '='
for me the error is obvious but if you just start to learn how to write it.

This would be valid in some weird languages where the assignment and equality operator are the same

 

[sgbros1]

*walks away from code*

 

[lenscas]

This would be valid in some weird languages where the assignment and equality operator are the same

For example small basic? That is one of the reasons I found that error confusing when I just started to learn how to write code. Thanks school btw >_>

 

[sgbros1]

*slowly backs away from code talk*

 

[lenscas]

*Programs a wall to make sure that @sgbros1 can't walk away from the code talk*

 

[sgbros1]

Nuuuu *drowns in the wall of code*

 

[lenscas]

*Writes code to make sure you don't die from the drowning but feel the pain that drowning can cause*