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When writing a mod, you'll encounter variables/objects of three basic types: | When writing a mod, you'll encounter variables/objects of three basic types: | ||
| − | * Primitives: strings, | + | * Primitives: strings, integers, numbers, etc. |
* Tables: collections of key/value pairs. A table is a lot like a hashmap or dictionary in other languages. Note that in Warzone, the key of a table will always be either a string or an integer. Some places in this reference will refer to Arrays which are just tables with numeric keys starting at 1. | * Tables: collections of key/value pairs. A table is a lot like a hashmap or dictionary in other languages. Note that in Warzone, the key of a table will always be either a string or an integer. Some places in this reference will refer to Arrays which are just tables with numeric keys starting at 1. | ||
* Proxy objects: Discussed in the next section. | * Proxy objects: Discussed in the next section. | ||