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This guide may not have every function, take caution
Explains luaU for exploits in a user-friendly way!
There are 3 types of print, (error, warn and print). Error has a second argument called (level), however its not required.
print('test')
warn('yo')
error('real') -- A commentFunctions help in situations (e.g api) and clean code!
local function an4rch()
print('an4rchist for life!!')
end
an4rch()Booleans are (true or false). Variables require two arguments. (name, (string or function or service or boolean))
local Skibidi = 'string' -- This is a string ''.
local Hawk = an4rch() -- Function inside a variable
local skibid = false -- Returns false
local Players: Players = game:GetService('Players') -- gets the players serviceTables in luaU are powerful data structures that can be used as arrays, dictionaries, objects, functions and more.
an4rch = function() return 'asteria' end
local table = {
test = 'yuh', -- Value of the key 'test'
funcs = { -- Table in a table
an4rch = an4rch()
},
'first', -- [1]
123 -- [2]
}
-- Accessing, inserting, removing and sorting a table
print(table.test) -- outputs 'yuh'
print(table['test']) -- outputs 'yuh' but in a fancier way
print(table[1]) -- outputs 'first', in index[1] of the table
table.insert(table, 'new') -- adds 'new' to the end of the table
table.remove(table, 1) -- removes the first element of the table
table.concat({"a", "b", "c"}, "-") -- joins array elements (output: abc)
-- Loops (loop around the table)
for i,v in pairs(table) do
print(v)
end-
+Addition (adds two values together)local sum = 5 + 3 -- Returns 8
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-Subtraction (subtracts second value from first)local difference = 10 - 4 -- Returns 6
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*Multiplication (multiplies two values)local product = 6 * 2 -- Returns 12
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/Division (divides first value by second)local quotient = 15 / 3 -- Returns 5
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^Exponentiation (raises first value to power of second)local power = 2 ^ 3 -- Returns 8
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%Modulus (returns remainder after division)local remainder = 10 % 3 -- Returns 1
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==Equal toprint(5 == 5) -- Returns true print(5 == 6) -- Returns false
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<Less thanprint(3 < 5) -- Returns true print(5 < 3) -- Returns false
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>Greater thanprint(5 > 3) -- Returns true print(3 > 5) -- Returns false
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<=Less than or equal toprint(3 <= 3) -- Returns true print(4 <= 3) -- Returns false
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>=Greater than or equal toprint(3 >= 3) -- Returns true print(2 >= 3) -- Returns false
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~=Not equal toprint(5 ~= 6) -- Returns true print(5 ~= 5) -- Returns false
-- string.split() divides a string by separator
local text = "apple,banana,orange"
local fruits = string.split(text, ",") -- Returns {"apple", "banana", "orange"}
-- string.pack() and string.unpack() for binary data
local packed = string.pack("ii", 123, 456) -- Packs numbers into binary
local num1, num2 = string.unpack("ii", packed) -- Unpacks back to numbers
-- tostring() turns the result into a string
local math = math.random(1,999)
print(tostring(math))
-- string.find() searches for a pattern in a string and returns its position, string:gsub() replaces pattern matches in a string
local e = 'balls-eeee'
if string.find(e, 'balls') then -- finds the string balls
e = string.gsub(platform, 'balls-', '') -- replaces balls- with '' (nil)
end
print(e)Metatables allow you to change the behavior of a table by defining special functions that are called when certain operations are performed on the table.
local table = {}
local metatable = {
--__index is called when accessing a key that doesn't exist in the table
__index = function(tbl, key)
print('yap')
return 'yap'
end,
--__newindex is called when setting a value for a key that doesn't exist
__newindex = function(tbl, key, value)
print('yap')
rawset(tbl, key, value)
end
}
setmetatable(table, metatable)
print(table.metatable)Important
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