From_Lua_to_CSharp - Deleting this shit until better times

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Instead of deleting that page, make it deprecated

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Nuke as per https://canary.discord.com/channels/833983068468936704/837215495496663040/838509823778619442

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Semi-nuke: this page is supposed to be a *brief, simple, illustrative* preview of C#, not a complete guide. + Add back terminology section + Strings: people don't need to know about the 3000 different ways you can concatenate. They probably don't need to know what a "verbatim string literal" is this early on, either. + Minor Change + Highlight "brief, simple and illustrative", replace resources link with the one on the wiki + Minor Change + Fix terrible string interpolation example

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add back terminology because people keep back overwriting each others changes

From_Lua_to_CSharp - improve the example for interpolating

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert previous change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change - removed sace. Side note: Why does your example say to use "static" and at the end say not to use it?

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Use correct data types instead of `var`. Using var might lead to confusion if the person does not understand how types work and they get a type related error. + Added back stuff that was added after I started editing

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert previous changes, add terminology part + Fix heading for terminology + Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Removed space from start. Removed comment about static vars. Because if you know something about it then explain it, others might don't. This thread's title is From Lua to C# and not a "I know C# but I need to go in this thread" kind of page. It's supposed to be a small teaching thing, where others can then Google stuff at will. But you're leaving an unanswered statement, and you sent me away from having a discussion, so I'mma put it here.

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert previous changes

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change + Minor Change + variable -> field + Whoops, this is the actual variable -> field edit

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Added global vars back, because it was removed.

From_Lua_to_CSharp - C# doesn't have global variables - no static variables are not global

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add a disclaimer and a link to MS C# reference + Add a note about arrays indexing

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Changed "a = 5, b = 10, c = 15" to "b = 10, a = 5, c = 15", because keys are not guaranteed in order and I think it's important, especially those that see it as a recap or something idk

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert, simplify. People should google if they want to know more. + Remove useless int.ToStrings

From_Lua_to_CSharp - smaller text

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change + Minor Change + Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - adding changes from Erlite back bcs this wiki has diff highlight but no conflict detection, Saaadge

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Remove the empty "Arrays" section, collections are already covered. Clarify loops, fix whitespace

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Added (U+00A0) 'NO-BREAK SPACE' after the # to make it say C# and not C, as a temporary fix, because idk if anyone will fix this.

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Added more information for collections (and made the dictionary example easier to follow). More explanation on numeric data types.

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Added a C# beginning for "For Loops" then... I can't write # in a h2 and I'm mad https://i.imgur.com/GBclf86.png so I wrote CSharp instead

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Fix casting examples to be valid.

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Highlight? https://i.imgur.com/M0tQeWF.png

From_Lua_to_CSharp - For Loop, but one part is incomplete + Minor Change + Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert previous. The point was to do the same as in Lua example above

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - interploated → interpolated

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - csharp to C#

From_Lua_to_CSharp - lua -> Lua

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Dynamic typization p

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Typo + Lua spacing

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add strings + More about numbers

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add type conversion

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Revert latest drunk changes

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Fixed grammar

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Type converation + Strings, minor change in "Numbers" + Special types

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Additional number data types + Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Use double quotes/spacing on Lua examples

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Remove the disclaimer

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add Collections, cover var briefly

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Typos, add Member Access + Add variable types + Add Numbers

From_Lua_to_CSharp - multiline comments

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Lets make this simpler

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add accessibility section

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Use headers differently

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Wipe

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Modifying syntax in 'Strong Static Typing' section + Typos

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Add question marks so that the "sharp" sign doesn't disappear

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Minor Change

From_Lua_to_CSharp - Created Page + Move to Getting Started category