Recap - Treasure Chest
Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Lua journey — lesson 43 of 90.
Challenge
EasyCreate a treasure chest reward system that determines what a player receives based on the type of key they possess. Declare a variable called keyType and assign it the value "silver key". Use a complete if-elseif-else structure to check the key type and award the appropriate treasure:
- If the player has a
"gold key", print"You found gold!" - If the player has a
"silver key", print"You found silver!" - For any other key type (or no key), print
“The chest is empty.”
Try it yourself
-- Declare the keyType variable
local keyType = "silver key"
-- TODO: Write your code here
-- Use if-elseif-else structure to check keyType and print the appropriate messageAll lessons in Fundamentals
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