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The not
operator in Lua/Luau is used to reverse a boolean value.
The not
operator in Lua/Luau is used to reverse a boolean value.
True (A)
Which relational operator in Lua/Luau checks for equality?
Which relational operator in Lua/Luau checks for equality?
- ~=
- == (correct)
- =
- <>
What is the purpose of a loop in programming?
What is the purpose of a loop in programming?
- To repeat a block of code multiple times (correct)
- To declare functions
- To execute a block of code once
- To define variables
The relational operator ___
checks if the value on the left is less than or equal to the value on the right.
The relational operator ___
checks if the value on the left is less than or equal to the value on the right.
What is the primary use of a break
statement inside a loop?
What is the primary use of a break
statement inside a loop?
Nested loops will always execute the same number of times as a single loop.
Nested loops will always execute the same number of times as a single loop.
Which statement is used to skip the rest of the current iteration and continue with the next iteration of a loop?
Which statement is used to skip the rest of the current iteration and continue with the next iteration of a loop?
Match each operator with its description:
Match each operator with its description:
In a for
loop, the ___
determines how much the counter variable changes after each iteration.
In a for
loop, the ___
determines how much the counter variable changes after each iteration.
Write a short description about using comments in Lua/Luau?
Write a short description about using comments in Lua/Luau?
Flashcards
NOT (not)
NOT (not)
Reverses the logical value of an expression.
Equal (==)
Equal (==)
Checks if two values are equal to each other.
Not Equal (~=)
Not Equal (~=)
Checks if two values are not equal to each other.
Greater Than (>)
Greater Than (>)
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Less Than (<)
Less Than (<)
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Loops
Loops
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For Loop
For Loop
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Nested Loops
Nested Loops
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Break Statement
Break Statement
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Study Notes
- Lua/Luau part 2
NOT Operator
- Reverses a condition.
not(2+2==4)
printsfalse
.
Relational Operators
- Used for comparison.
- Equal:
==
- Example:
(2+2 == 4)
results intrue
- Example:
- Not Equal:
~=
- Example:
(2~=5)
results intrue
- Example:
- Greater Than:
>
- Example:
(3>2)
results intrue
- Example:
- Less Than:
<
- Example:
(2<3)
results intrue
- Example:
- Greater Than or Equal To:
>=
- Example:
(3>=3)
results intrue
- Example:
- Less Than or Equal To:
<=
- Example:
(3<=3)
results intrue
- Example:
- Checks if value is to the right and is between
>
and<
- Example:
(4<5>3)
results intrue
- Example:
Combining Operators
- Conditions can be combined using
and
oror
. - Example:
(2+2 == 4 and 3 +3 == 6)
results intrue
Loops
- Loops execute a block of code multiple times.
For Loops
- Executes a block of code a specific number of times.
- Allows specifying the start, end, and increment/decrement value of a counter.
- Increment/Decrement allows you to set how much the counter changes each iteration.
- Nested Loops are loops inside other loops.
Breaks, Continues, and Comments
- Control flow within loops and add commentary.
- Break Statement exits a loop prematurely based on a condition.
- Continue Statement skips the rest of the current iteration of a loop.
Comments
- Single-line comments start with
--
. - Multi-line comments are enclosed in
--[[ ]]
.
Else Statements
else
statements execute code when theif
condition is false.
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