ComputerCraft Lua 1-3 » Fundamentals » Variables
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Published 2021-04-03
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This lesson goes over variables; arguably the most important part of programming as they are used to store all of the information used by your programs.
Relevant Resources
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Lua Documentation: www.lua.org/
CC:Tweaked Wiki: tweaked.cc/
Additional Resources
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Official Minecraft Wiki: minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft_Wiki
Official Minecraft Forums: www.minecraftforum.net/
Official ComputerCraft Website: www.computercraft.info/
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00:00 - Declaring and Defining a Variable
01:02 - Numbers and Math
01:47 - Redefining Variables
02:48 - Booleans
03:30 - Strings
04:04 - Concatenate
05:17 - Nil
05:54 - Dynamic Data Types
All Comments (7)
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I think this series is completely underrated. These videos are so good. Thank you for putting the time in to educate people :)
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Good video u are helping a lot
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It’s been a few months since I did some Lua for a game I’m making in Roblox studio and this is such a good refresher on terms and functions within the language and how they all interact. You rock!
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Thanks for another awesome vid! Really becoming a highlight of my week. I do have a question, though it isn't really related to this episode. I know that programs can be transferred via floppy disks, which I kind of know how to do if I mess with it long enough and use the right curse words, and I know that computers can talk to each other over rednet, which again I can half-ass pull off with enough attempts and an even more refined collection of curse words, but what I cant figure out is if it is possible to transfer programs over rednet. I do love a challenge though. lol
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wait what about other data types such as floats, doubles, objects, char, array, dictionary, enums, etc
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is there anyway to export/import code? Like if i were to write out a program in a editor (Sublime for me) can put that into the computers?
