#code issue
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U know u can do a elseif statement instead of a or
U already know how to
U just do if password.Text == Test then
Then elseif password.Text
why use elseif if both should play the same block of code (toggling visibility)? also a more concise wise of doing this is if password.Text:lower() == “test” then
albeit prob bit slower* but rids the need to worry of capital letters
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wtf, why would you use else if?
DevHelp, you sometimes surprise me with your scripts, and sometimes appall me with your recomendations
U confuse me all the time