#yo i dont understand just started sry for my grammar

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vague marlin
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Could you please post the code and error in a code block?

naive crest
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local Hamming = {7}

function Hamming.compute()

end

return Hamming

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twilit pumiceBOT
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To make code easier for everyone to read (and to make you look like a pro), **please use a codeblock when sharing code.**For example, you can type the following:

```
for number in range(10):
total += number;
```
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for number in range(10):
    total += number;

You can even get syntax highlighting by adding the language to the codeblock opening:
```python
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total += number;
```
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for number in range(10):
    total += number;
naive crest
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local Hamming = {}

function Hamming.compute(a,b)

end

return Hamming
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pls help @everyone

vague marlin
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Hamming takes two strings, a and b

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You need to compute how many characters are different between the two

naive crest
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OH

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1

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strings are lines of code

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where are the 2

vague marlin
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a and b are variables which contains arbitrary strings in them

naive crest
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wher

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where

vague marlin
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You may want to find a tutorial that teaches you basic programming concepts first

naive crest
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like roblox devs?

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sry if im a burden

vague marlin
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I have no idea if that has an intro to programming or not. But there are a lot on the Internet that Google can find for you.

twilit pumiceBOT
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👋🏼 Hello! We are happy to have you here. Exercism is best suited for people who have some experience in programming. If you are completely new to the topic, exercism might be very challenging. There are many great resources online, that can kickstart your journey in computer science. For a wide understanding, you can try the free CS50x course at Harvard: http://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2023/. If you want to focus on web development you can also try The Odin Projects (free and open source: http://theodinproject.com). It is a long-term commitment, that will guide you to master some projects and will prepare you to show off a nice portfolio in the end. Another interesting resource for web development are the MDN web docs: http://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn.

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vague marlin
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No idea. But Google might be worth checking!

somber niche