I love the simplicity and how its just the basics, nothing too complicated and it goes 1 by 1 defining what things do and so forth good job ill be watching all of these!
Exactly! I took an outschool class for coding and the teacher was no help, I always told her my codes wouldn't work and she said "just copy and paste" but that won't teach me anything. Todays i just decided to try again and I really want to make a game that follows the royale high theme but not copying it I want it to be like my own style basically and so that's my goal.
So clear! Usually other RUclipsr's who wanna teach Roblox coding to people just start with talking about what all the buttons do, but you just taught us the basics and definitions.
"hello world" has become a developer tradition for executing your *first* script in any language or application. It's just 'saying hello to the world' as a means to check that everything is hooked up right, and that you can begin coding. You don't have to do it - but it tends to come pre-built with frameworks like Roblox or Wordpress.
@@analacy back in the day it was a blog site, then it opened up it's codebase to create a framework for website building. Today it runs most of the websites you see. It's just a framework that uses PHP hooks for the backend, whilst using HTML and CSS for the frontend.
I'm coming across from Unity as an experienced programmer on many languages. Never tried lua though, so this is great way to learn. I am always surprised by Roblox and how robust it really is; all I can say is that I wish I had this as a kid in the 90's
print("Hello World!") -- I think it's like a way of saying welcome to the new scripting world. Like you're a newborn but instead of saying hello to the real world, it's saying hello to the world of scripting since it only shows in new scripts. So people started using it to introduce you to your "new world" of the script.
I will let wikipedia answer this for you: "While small test programs have existed since the development of programmable computers, the tradition of using the phrase "Hello, World!" as a test message was influenced by an example program in the 1978 book The C Programming Language, with likely earlier use in BCPL (as below). The example program in that book prints "hello, world", and was inherited from a 1974 Bell Laboratories internal memorandum by Brian Kernighan, Programming in C: A Tutorial". In other words it's just a phrase that showed up and has been used ever since.
@@MilkIsCool My dude, are you scared to check the Date I Sent that Comment? 7 Months ago, that's a lil more than half a year. Can't roast the me from 7 months ago.
i was extremely doubtful of how well this playlist was going to be able to teach me how to script considering some of my other encounters with roblox scripting tutorials but after a minute or two of listening to the first video and following it i could tell it is nothing like those other tutorials. this playlist of tutorials helped me SO much. thank you very much for creating these videos! continue the great work
it's the first program developers use to test systems. For programmers, seeing the two words on the screen means their code can compile, load, run and they can see the output
I may seem a more than average developer, i know most of these steps just not scripting, but i gotta admit, how you break things down to tiny little details for brand new developers are straight up amazing! Thank you for making dev videos for more developers to make games! Im trying to learn scripting, and your right. This is the perfect series to start!
I'm a developer on Scratch (So basically, i know how to design games but not how to actually code) and this series seems to be perfect! When i started on Scratch, one of the hardest parts was simply learning what everything was and what it did. From there, you were able to play off of that to make your games. That is exactly what this series is doing but on Roblox! Although i've only watched this episode, if the rest are like this then this is a perfect series for me! Thank you very much CodeBro :)
Hello! I've been attempting to figure out how to code since 2020. But I have just given up, but this video and series makes it very clear of what to do and I'm sure I will not give up this year! Thank you, CodeBro29.
idk if you'll see this but DUDE, THIS IS THE BEST MOST DETAILED CODING VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN, THANK YOU. Everyone else is like, okay yeah this is a variable, but YOU explain it in DETAIL. i wish you a blessed day
even as someone who's extremely new to coding ( like never ever ventured into the scripting part of roblox studio ) i understand this well , that's when you know this is truly beginner friendly
Though the origins of Hello World remain somewhat unclear, its use as a test phrase is widely believed to have begun with Brian Kernigham's 1972 book, A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B. In this text, the first known version of the program was used to illustrate external variables.
These are the things he taught you in the video but shortened if anybody needs to check back on this video just look at this comment! Print(String): Prints all provided values to the output. It also needs quotation marks for it to work. Print(Number): This one is almost the same as Print(String) but you can add, divide, multiple, or subtract numbers and it doesn't need qouation marks for it to work Print(Boolean): It tells the computer yes or no. If you use true its tell the computer yes. If you use false your telling the computer no. Also, no quotation marks. Print(Error type): This will basically end up giving you nil int he output because it doesn't know what you meen basically. Also awsome video it was super helpful I am just a beginner and I am aiming to make a game for to make Robux/money
Thank you for telling me how to get output I watched your 2022 scripting tutorial and it was amazing keep up with the good. Work and I am your biggest fan you are the best!🎉!
im new to coding this is actually my5th toturial and THE ONLY ONE THAT made sense, W this guy he knows how to explain really well man, that was very intresting and its really simple.
Finally! I come across a coder that makes us understand what we are doing I’ve been learning to code for a while and you seem to be a great lua coach 😃I’ll drop a sub when I finish the series.
I've just found this video, thank you for taking the time to go very, very slowly, I appreciate that you take the time to fully explain and break down these concepts into manageable ways!
As someone who has been coding for one year I found this video really well this is a short series that's ever easy to follow in my opinion this is my favorite series
This is actually the best tutorial yet man,thanks alot,just that little bit of humor and childish expaining(atleast for me) makes me laugh and understand better!Even tho I am pretty old,I still love to watch these and learn something new!
I have been trying to code for a while now and only some coding classes explain it in a way I can understand. This is really helpful, Keep up the good work ^^
I didn't want to learn how to code because I never thought someone would make a video that actually tought you anything usefull but this proved me wrong
im sure you get a lot of comments like this but THANK YOU!!! so much omg i was so lost looking at other tutorials because I had a ton of "why" questions and "okay but what does it do/what IS it" and you answered so many of my questions!! :DDD im rlly excited to learn how to code
After many months of figuring out why my printer i bought for this tutorial didn't print anything, I finally realised that the print function in roblox didn't actually require a printer! I have finally completed this tutorial, it was very helpfull! Thank you.
You are actually the best person in the entire world. Thank you so so much this really helped with out you I wouldn’t have known anything. Thank you. ❤
You are so good at explaining! I always dreamed of making a Roblox game, and I finally found a great tutorial! Can't wait to go to episode 2! Thanks bro! Subscribed.
ive tried to learn coding sense 2020 but never really understood and just gave up. This tutorial has really good detail and hopefully this series will be very helpful for me to understand
when I actually saw this guy I started to actually learn. The thing I like about him is that he explains what it is and what its used for and, how to use it. This guy is amazing. I'm not lying when I say this. Appreciate you man!
ay bro thx for teaching me how to code one day when am huge ima shout you out and this is more usefull than teachers teaching us stuff we really wouldn't use irl
Hi, I'm 18 and I live in Ukraine. Today, October 26, 2023, I start learning Lua. Before that, I already knew JavaScript, so it's easy enough to learn the basics. Thank you, creator of this video, for doing this, it's really cool! I will continue on the course, and if possible, I will write back in the comments about my progress. Peace to all! ps: you have a cool voice dude
Tysm man I've learnt a lot of coding languages and decided to just make a roblox game and even with my underlying knowledge,roblox coding is still quite foreign so thx
Codebro, I really REALLY enjoy your videos but unlike last series could you teach us full scripting cause last time we couldnt make much stuff with what you taught us so i hope this time you teach us ALOT, like advanced scripting series with it maybe
Thanks for the feedback, I'll see what I can do! Even if it's not in this series specifically, I'll try to do more tutorials after the beginner scripting series! :D
Thank you so much last year i been trying to code but all the other videos where to complicated, this video was a real lifesaver Thank you for explaining so clearly you've earned a sub.
this helped a lot I even wrote a code that tells you if you game is breaking script: print (1+1) if 1 + 1 == 2 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Functioning Continue As Normal") end if 1 + 1 == 1 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 3 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 4 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 5 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 6 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 7 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 8 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 9 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end if 1 + 1 == 10 then print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code") end
i just found this and i really didnt understand to much of anything but it was helpfully in learning something i didnt know and i bet this series will help me alot with my gaming thank you
roblox is the second phase of programming, as scratch is the first, for being the most simple code program. roblox is the first phase of the script that you need to write, from my vision, and as i already did some games in scratch, im ready to learn writing... if i have the patience to-
I've been animating on Roblox Studio for 2 years and I got very good at it, and now I want to start scripting to see what I can develop, good thing that these videos will help!
I'm amazed at your very good way of explaining these things. You've managed to get a 13-year-old kid who doesn't understand anything about programming to be interested in this world
I've officially started a 2024 Series! Watch here: ruclips.net/p/PLfAg6nOoAuSktXuCK-HWhdSJAcYQBnls5
YOU'RE THE ONE WHO MADE ME SCRIPTER THANK YOU SO MUCH CODEBRO29! or should i say CODEBRUH29!
Is there any difference between the 2023 and 2024 tutorials?
ty
@@Kreosky some of the 2023 code won't work anymore
why did u stop
I love the simplicity and how its just the basics, nothing too complicated and it goes 1 by 1 defining what things do and so forth good job ill be watching all of these!
Exactly! I took an outschool class for coding and the teacher was no help, I always told her my codes wouldn't work and she said "just copy and paste" but that won't teach me anything.
Todays i just decided to try again and I really want to make a game that follows the royale high theme but not copying it I want it to be like my own style basically and so that's my goal.
@@Eveii_lynpretty neat! I'd love to see your game get out there. If you ever need an animator im here :)
@@M4RRU-1 i bet ya using moon animator
@@riem4531 very right!
@@riem4531 is there anything wrong with that? I recently bought it with no experience of animation on roblox
So clear! Usually other RUclipsr's who wanna teach Roblox coding to people just start with talking about what all the buttons do, but you just taught us the basics and definitions.
"hello world" has become a developer tradition for executing your *first* script in any language or application. It's just 'saying hello to the world' as a means to check that everything is hooked up right, and that you can begin coding. You don't have to do it - but it tends to come pre-built with frameworks like Roblox or Wordpress.
Thank you
what's Wordpress?
@@analacy back in the day it was a blog site, then it opened up it's codebase to create a framework for website building. Today it runs most of the websites you see.
It's just a framework that uses PHP hooks for the backend, whilst using HTML and CSS for the frontend.
@@moosesnWoop that sounds dope thanks bro
I'm coming across from Unity as an experienced programmer on many languages. Never tried lua though, so this is great way to learn. I am always surprised by Roblox and how robust it really is; all I can say is that I wish I had this as a kid in the 90's
print("Hello World!") -- I think it's like a way of saying welcome to the new scripting world. Like you're a newborn but instead of saying hello to the real world, it's saying hello to the world of scripting since it only shows in new scripts. So people started using it to introduce you to your "new world" of the script.
True
😂
I will let wikipedia answer this for you: "While small test programs have existed since the development of programmable computers, the tradition of using the phrase "Hello, World!" as a test message was influenced by an example program in the 1978 book The C Programming Language, with likely earlier use in BCPL (as below). The example program in that book prints "hello, world", and was inherited from a 1974 Bell Laboratories internal memorandum by Brian Kernighan, Programming in C: A Tutorial". In other words it's just a phrase that showed up and has been used ever since.
Congrats you just hit 10 likes and over!
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OH MY GOD I FINALLY FOUND A DECENT HOW TO/ TUTORIAL/S THANK YOUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No problem! Glad I could help! :)
@@CodeBro29 :)
@@CodeBro29 :)
are you scared to mis gender the tutorial?
@@MilkIsCool My dude, are you scared to check the Date I Sent that Comment? 7 Months ago, that's a lil more than half a year. Can't roast the me from 7 months ago.
i was extremely doubtful of how well this playlist was going to be able to teach me how to script considering some of my other encounters with roblox scripting tutorials but after a minute or two of listening to the first video and following it i could tell it is nothing like those other tutorials. this playlist of tutorials helped me SO much. thank you very much for creating these videos! continue the great work
Wow! I found this really helpful. I'm actually writing a few pages for scripting because of you! So, thanks!
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@@eliflores7681 how? hes learning
Someone:
*Writes a sentence with correct grammar.*
This dude:
NPC! 1!1!1
@@eliflores7681 npc
Finally somebody who doesn’t burn their eyes with light mode
Real
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Lightmode is actuallt better imo for some reason
@@JoeyJordisonLover k respect You not getting blinded
This gives off 2016 RUclips vibes, and I love it
it's the first program developers use to test systems. For programmers, seeing the two words on the screen means their code can compile, load, run and they can see the output
huh
thank you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I may seem a more than average developer, i know most of these steps just not scripting, but i gotta admit, how you break things down to tiny little details for brand new developers are straight up amazing! Thank you for making dev videos for more developers to make games! Im trying to learn scripting, and your right. This is the perfect series to start!
Keep it up!
I'm a developer on Scratch (So basically, i know how to design games but not how to actually code) and this series seems to be perfect! When i started on Scratch, one of the hardest parts was simply learning what everything was and what it did. From there, you were able to play off of that to make your games. That is exactly what this series is doing but on Roblox! Although i've only watched this episode, if the rest are like this then this is a perfect series for me! Thank you very much CodeBro :)
Same
For competitions, my school used scratch, but they gave us tests containing a lot of code like Java and C++ that none of us understood.
same
I also made my own game for an event and it was also hard for me but I got used to it :)
I also have a book on scratch
I'm a scratcher and I got a gold medal in Olympic
Hello! I've been attempting to figure out how to code since 2020. But I have just given up, but this video and series makes it very clear of what to do and I'm sure I will not give up this year! Thank you, CodeBro29.
I'm so glad!! Good luck with your scripting journey! :)
its a pretty late time to ask but me too i gave up for some time in 2023 but now that i know what you have to install i might do it this time
@@CodeBro29 also one thing i can script a Rebirth system and Clicking system but in a Veryyyy bad way
Can you help me script its too hard my user is anumy_love12
same! I've been trying to get into making roblox games, wanna work together?
idk if you'll see this but DUDE, THIS IS THE BEST MOST DETAILED CODING VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN, THANK YOU. Everyone else is like, okay yeah this is a variable, but YOU explain it in DETAIL. i wish you a blessed day
even as someone who's extremely new to coding ( like never ever ventured into the scripting part of roblox studio ) i understand this well , that's when you know this is truly beginner friendly
Though the origins of Hello World remain somewhat unclear, its use as a test phrase is widely believed to have begun with Brian Kernigham's 1972 book, A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B. In this text, the first known version of the program was used to illustrate external variables.
nice to know dude, nice to know indeed
Hi, I watched your 2022 scripting videos and now I can say Im a semi-pro scripter :D Because I have been looking on advanced scripting as well
Awesome! I'm so glad!! :D
same
this is very helpfull, i'll be watching all of your tutorials! :D
These are the things he taught you in the video but shortened if anybody needs to check back on this video just look at this comment!
Print(String): Prints all provided values to the output. It also needs quotation marks for it to work.
Print(Number): This one is almost the same as Print(String) but you can add, divide, multiple, or subtract numbers and it doesn't need qouation marks for it to work
Print(Boolean): It tells the computer yes or no. If you use true its tell the computer yes. If you use false your telling the computer no. Also, no quotation marks.
Print(Error type): This will basically end up giving you nil int he output because it doesn't know what you meen basically.
Also awsome video it was super helpful I am just a beginner and I am aiming to make a game for to make Robux/money
thanks for explaining it so simply! other videos always get me confused but your videos just feel alot more understandable ty :)
Thank you for telling me how to get output I watched your 2022 scripting tutorial and it was amazing keep up with the good. Work and I am your biggest fan you are the best!🎉!
You're welcome!
I am going to use this series to learn coding, I am a Roblox Ui designer and Ui coder from Canada. Thank you for this series!
This series will blow up
That'd be cool haha
I hope codebro29 deserves it and good luck #CodeBro29
yo
@@probablyveryreal how
@@DevLazl ?! I make scripts Also i scripted a Hub
Bro! I've been trying to figure out what Prints even are, and now my understanding of them have boosted! I'm looking forward to watching more!
pretty solid tutorial, I like the way you explain things! definitely recommend this series to anyone that wants to learn Roblox Scripting
I seen thousands of tutorials, this is the best one by far. I understood everything.
Really good explanation!
Keep up the good work
I loved ur first series im excited for this one.
Thanks! I'm excited too! 🙂
im new to coding this is actually my5th toturial and THE ONLY ONE THAT made sense, W this guy he knows how to explain really well man, that was very intresting and its really simple.
this video is insanely slow paced which helps us new learners understand the code way better then we would in any other video, Good job CodeBro
Finally! I come across a coder that makes us understand what we are doing I’ve been learning to code for a while and you seem to be a great lua coach 😃I’ll drop a sub when I finish the series.
I have really been wanting to make a game on Roblox. This gives me so much inspiration! thank you codebro29!
I've just found this video, thank you for taking the time to go very, very slowly, I appreciate that you take the time to fully explain and break down these concepts into manageable ways!
As someone who has been coding for one year I found this video really well this is a short series that's ever easy to follow in my opinion this is my favorite series
This is actually the best tutorial yet man,thanks alot,just that little bit of humor and childish expaining(atleast for me) makes me laugh and understand better!Even tho I am pretty old,I still love to watch these and learn something new!
Helped alot i wrote a script to test if your script works
script:
if 1 + 1 == 2 then
print("Code Working")
else print("Code Broken")
end
id take it a step further and put that in a function, and pcall the function
I have been trying to code for a while now and only some coding classes explain it in a way I can understand. This is really helpful, Keep up the good work ^^
Congrats you just go5 5 likes!
Congrats you just go8 8 likes!
Yo I was in the live earlier and it was fun I have been subbed for a while and u have done great.
Thanks man, I appreciate it! It was fun having you in the stream earlier! :D
I was here from the start! Love you, you are amazing!
I didn't want to learn how to code because I never thought someone would make a video that actually tought you anything usefull but this proved me wrong
Finally a person which doesn’t make things too complicated but not too boring.
im sure you get a lot of comments like this but THANK YOU!!! so much omg i was so lost looking at other tutorials because I had a ton of "why" questions and "okay but what does it do/what IS it" and you answered so many of my questions!! :DDD im rlly excited to learn how to code
I love it 😀
Pls make soon episode 2
Your videos are so helpful 👍
Will do :)
print("Thanks for this tutorial!")
This guy is a legend. I really wanna get into programming so this is helpful
After many months of figuring out why my printer i bought for this tutorial didn't print anything, I finally realised that the print function in roblox didn't actually require a printer!
I have finally completed this tutorial, it was very helpfull! Thank you.
lol
This video was really helpful, thank you!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Loved you video man thanks for the help I’m gonna continue watching ❤❤
You are actually the best person in the entire world. Thank you so so much this really helped with out you I wouldn’t have known anything. Thank you. ❤
Glad I could help! :)
As an 11 year old, I find this extremely simple and easy!
same!
I’m trying to figure this out
figure what out?@@Minebloxtom
I'm 12!! Haha
@@Discoverwithkate smash
You are so good at explaining! I always dreamed of making a Roblox game, and I finally found a great tutorial! Can't wait to go to episode 2! Thanks bro! Subscribed.
TYSM UR HELPING ME ON MY JOURNY TO BE COME A SCRIPTER IN THE FUTURE
bro im trying to make my first game and this helps alot, the way how you explain it is very clear and really sticks in ur head, In a good way :)
This will help a lot, as I just started learning Lua.
ive tried to learn coding sense 2020 but never really understood and just gave up. This tutorial has really good detail and hopefully this series will be very helpful for me to understand
I’ve watched countless tutorials and you are the only person I could actually learn something with my small brain
Thank you 😊
if im honest, this is the best coding tutorial ive ever watched, you make it so easy and simple, love it!!
when I actually saw this guy I started to actually learn. The thing I like about him is that he explains what it is and what its used for and, how to use it. This guy is amazing. I'm not lying when I say this. Appreciate you man!
out of the many videos I have watched to learn coding basics this taught me the best and easiest! :D
I love how you make scripting simple and easy also you make it make sense you explain it and you teach it like is the most simple thing
Thank you so much, it helped me so much, the tutorial of how to create script really helped me, finally. Now i will make a good script:D
Just such a W youtuber
Omg thank you so much for this series! You explain everything perfectly so its very easy to understand. Tyyy ❤️😭
Thanks for the tutorial! I will definitely watch the rest😊
ay bro thx for teaching me how to code one day when am huge ima shout you out and this is more usefull than teachers teaching us stuff we really wouldn't use irl
Wait, coding actually seems fun. You explain things so well.
Am Excited For this Series
Same here! :)
You're underrated codebro, you teach really well and ill rlly be using this course
Best one this Is A BANGER11👍💯
I am five minutes in the first episode and I alr know this is probroly one of the best beginner tutorials out on Ty thanks bro
Hi, I'm 18 and I live in Ukraine. Today, October 26, 2023, I start learning Lua. Before that, I already knew JavaScript, so it's easy enough to learn the basics. Thank you, creator of this video, for doing this, it's really cool! I will continue on the course, and if possible, I will write back in the comments about my progress. Peace to all! ps: you have a cool voice dude
Thank you for the kind words! Glad the video has been helpful so far! :)
PSEEUCH BOOM BOOOM KABOOM PEW PEW PEW BOOOM
hows it going now?
I am currently actively learning 3d Blender, you can check out the videos on my channel, while my friend continues to learn Lua@@fl3xr
Tysm man I've learnt a lot of coding languages and decided to just make a roblox game and even with my underlying knowledge,roblox coding is still quite foreign so thx
Finally tysm for making a better understanding I wish I saw this earlier
This series is really good so far. You’re a good teacher.
Thank you! Glad it's helpful!
Codebro, I really REALLY enjoy your videos but unlike last series could you teach us full scripting cause last time we couldnt make much stuff with what you taught us so i hope this time you teach us ALOT, like advanced scripting series with it maybe
Thanks for the feedback, I'll see what I can do!
Even if it's not in this series specifically, I'll try to do more tutorials after the beginner scripting series! :D
so helpful man I recently got my first pc and so excited to make a game never knew how hard this would be . but thank you so much !!!! 100% sub
WOW i have been trying all sorts of tutorials for codeing for roblox and this has to be the best thanks alot
Thank you so much!! I think these will really help me on my adventure of coding :)
Congrats you just got 5 likes!
Thank you so much last year i been trying to code but all the other videos where to complicated, this video was a real lifesaver Thank you for explaining so clearly you've earned a sub.
I watched this video and i am new it really helped for the basics +1sub
Bro I really wanted to code back in quarantine but I gave up cause I couldnt find a good video. Now I think that I will actually learn how thanks man.
Insane tutorial, one of the best I've ever seen. Keep it up!
this helped a lot I even wrote a code that tells you if you game is breaking
script:
print (1+1)
if 1 + 1 == 2 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Functioning Continue As Normal")
end
if 1 + 1 == 1 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 3 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 4 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 5 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 6 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 7 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 8 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 9 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
if 1 + 1 == 10 then
print ("Code [INSERT NUMBER] Breaking Look Through Code")
end
Thanks a lot dude, very straightforward and simple. Makes me very interested in learning to code.
thanks for this banger video bro keep going. good luck!
2 hours 44 mins and 5 secs to learn. Nice. Hope you get more popular and be successful in everything!
Thank you, I was looking for a showcase like this; therefore I have just subscribed.
i just found this and i really didnt understand to much of anything but it was helpfully in learning something i didnt know and i bet this series will help me alot with my gaming thank you
love the detail
roblox is the second phase of programming, as scratch is the first, for being the most simple code program.
roblox is the first phase of the script that you need to write, from my vision, and as i already did some games in scratch, im ready to learn writing... if i have the patience to-
I've been animating on Roblox Studio for 2 years and I got very good at it, and now I want to start scripting to see what I can develop, good thing that these videos will help!
Thanks for this been wanting to code and make video games for a while. It's my dream job, thanks bro.
Omg finally a video that actually makes sense tysmmmm
I'm amazed at your very good way of explaining these things. You've managed to get a 13-year-old kid who doesn't understand anything about programming to be interested in this world
I have just started learning this new language and this video is super helpful thank you😁
thank you for taking the time doing this!!
Thanks on the simplicity. I will try to make a game with this and I will continue watching. Thanks!
You have grown so much in just 1 year!
Thanks to all of you guys! :)
@CodeBro29 I remember watching your vids last tear, AND OH MY GOD YOUR VOICE GOT DEEPER
@@mr_tiggles lol yeah a bit 😅