iMask's GS2 Tutorials

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Originally Posted by Vacci

A single equal sign "=" can be thought of as assigning a value to a variable (i.e. varX = 5 means "varX is now equal to 5").


On the other hand, a double equals sign "==" is a check, like asking the program a question (i.e. varX == 5 means "is varX equal to 5?"). From there, the program behaves accordingly to whether that question is answered true or false.

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I know the difference between one and two equals sign. I was trying to understand why John said "a is not "equals" to 10"

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Originally Posted by iMask

I know the difference between one and two equals sign. I was trying to understand why John said "a is not "equals" to 10"

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a = 10;

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This is not making a equals to 10, because this would be 10 is equals to a, whereas a would have been another value before this piece of code.
You're assigning the value 10 to a.

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a = a + 1;

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a is never equals to a + 1 (theoretically and mathematically unless a = + infinity), this would mean a = a + 1, a - a = 1, 0 = 1 -> Impossible.
The value a + 1 is assigned to a, and a + 1 is replaced with ValueOf(a) + 1.

Saying "equals" is wrong.

1 + 1 = 2

Sorry I haven't been updating with this...now that summer is here, I can now do weekly tutorials, starting hopefully tomorrow :)

9 + 10 = 21. Make sense how to script lol.

Where are you going to post? In this thread I wanna learn How to Script :3 They said it's fun.

I stopped being lazy and uploaded my 3rd video!

https://youtu.be/Ni2hQfWHhhU

will you be making more videos, also it would be nice if you would work on my upcoming server

PHP Code:

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function onCreated (); {
  echo ("Hello World") ;
} 


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That is right?? Please help me :( i want to learn how to script :(