While loops, or "while-true-do" loops, are one of the simplest loops in Lua. β¨
They're like if-statements, but they check the condition infinitely until stopped. π
Here's an example π
They're like if-statements, but they check the condition infinitely until stopped. π
Here's an example π
If the condition is true, the code inside the loop will run. π
If it's false, the loop will check again the next frame! π
This means that any code AFTER the loop will NEVER run, unless the loop is stopped. β
If it's false, the loop will check again the next frame! π
This means that any code AFTER the loop will NEVER run, unless the loop is stopped. β
To create a while loop, simply write "while X do", replacing X by a condition. After that comes your code and don't forget to close it with an "end". π€
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All these loops are just examples. In reality, the code would crash if you tried to use these. β
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All these loops are just examples. In reality, the code would crash if you tried to use these. β
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Why is that? π€
It's because the loop would try to run infinitely each frame. We always need to include some sort of delay, so the loop pauses and "cools down" βοΈ
It's because the loop would try to run infinitely each frame. We always need to include some sort of delay, so the loop pauses and "cools down" βοΈ
So, while loops are very easy to learn if you already know about if-statements. π
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