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I have a question about lua , that question is
what different about these code ??
this
And this
They aren't same ??
Can someone explain me??
Sorry for bad English
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What is different (2 Lua Scripts)?
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I have a question about lua , that question is
what different about these code ??
this
And this
They aren't same ??
Can someone explain me??
Sorry for bad English
Technically = No
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A(a, b)
local c = {}
for d = 1, a do
c[d] = b
end
return d
end
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A(a)
local c = {}
for d = 1, a do
c[d] = 0
end
return d
end
Difference;
At nr 1 you can choose the value you want the tables to have, at nr 2 you can't.
MAX-russia: He wants an explanation, not an answer to confirm what he already knows. Read, Max. Yates hat geschrieben@ MAX-russia: He wants an explanation, not an answer to confirm what he already knows. Read, Max.
MAX-russia: He wants an explanation, not an answer to confirm what he already knows. Read, Max.I answered with explanation "Basically" and "Technically". Problems ?
Yates hat geschriebennot an answer to confirm what he already knows.
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function initArray(m)
return Array(m,0)
end
function Array(size,value)
local array = {}
for i = 1, size do
array[i]=value
end
return array
end
initArray is just a wrapper for Array.
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function initArray(m)
return Array(m,0)
end
function Array(size,value)
local array = {}
for i = 1, size do
array[i]=value
end
return array
end
initArray is just a wrapper for Array.
That's the dumbest script I've ever seen.
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function initArr(size,value)
value=value or 0
local array = {}
for i = 1, size do
array[i]=value
end
return array
end
Merged the functions together, so arrays can be set to a value or defaulted to 0.
local array = {}
for i = 1, m do
array[i]=0
end
return array
end
function Array(size,value)
local array = {}
for i = 1, size do
array[i]=value
end
return array
end
My total different code.!
Alistaire already said, mind you):
The first function, initArray(m), allows you to create a table, an "array", of size m with all of its entries (from 1 to m) set to zero. The second function, Array(size,value), lets you create an "array" with the size size with all of its entries (from 1 to size) set to value.Please do remember that there's no such thing as arrays in Lua, Lua has tables.
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-- I need an array of points, I guess I can just use a table of length two to represent points and have them pre-initialized to be all {0,0}
arr = Array(10, {0,0})
-- Somewhere during the calculation, I needed to add 1 to each of the x components
for i=1,10 do
arr[i][1] = arr[i][1]+1
-- I should expect each point to contain (1,0) right?
end
-- For sanity check, is my first point still 1,0?
print(unpack(arr[1]))
The short answer to the above question is What the Fuck? Briefly speaking, don't pass in tables to the Array function.
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function doublearray(m,n,k) --m is amount of first-level fields, n is of second-level ones
local a, x, y = {}
for x = 0, m do a[x] = {}
for y = 0, n do
a[x][y] = k
end
end
return a
end
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