sharp prairie
well the console in console the log can be seen as a dictionary and log can be seen as a key.
local console = {}
console.log = print
console.log("hello world")
log is given a function so when you do log with the paratheiss your calling print()
tired pulsar
well the `console` in console the log can be seen as a dictionary and `log` can ...
ur almost there kinda
tired pulsar
well the `console` in console the log can be seen as a dictionary and `log` can ...
its like thislua local console = {} console.log = 'Hello World' for i,v in pairs(console) do print(v) end
u really dont need a class to understand something
tired pulsar
or thislua local console = {} console.log = print('Hello') print(console[1])
devout tiger
Honestly I don't se the point of using console.log() when this is something used in javascript, lua uses print()
devout tiger
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Yeah I am
devout tiger
Dude I have 4 years of coding experience in 5 languages, js is one of them and lua is one of them so yes
edgy stream
local console = {log=print}
Now that makes it confusing
edgy stream
or just use print, y'know just because you're js user it doesn't mean you should use js classes in lua LOL
tired pulsar
I don’t even use js at all
lime ocean