Comment by cyberpunk 1 year ago Doesn’t lua use 1 indexed arrays? Breaks my brain. 1 comment cyberpunk Reply tecleandor 1 year ago By default, yes. But you can define them to start in a 0 (doing it index by index, not sure if you can make that default). Or you if you feel like messing with someone, you can start them in any other number. Like -5, for example. :Dhttps://www.lua.org/pil/11.1.html
tecleandor 1 year ago By default, yes. But you can define them to start in a 0 (doing it index by index, not sure if you can make that default). Or you if you feel like messing with someone, you can start them in any other number. Like -5, for example. :Dhttps://www.lua.org/pil/11.1.html
By default, yes. But you can define them to start in a 0 (doing it index by index, not sure if you can make that default). Or you if you feel like messing with someone, you can start them in any other number. Like -5, for example. :D
https://www.lua.org/pil/11.1.html