Bug hunt — your first fixes

Every developer spends a chunk of their day fixing bugs. The good news: you already have the tool — the Output window names the script, the line, and the problem. This lesson is a gentle first hunt: a few broken scripts, a few red errors, and the small fixes that make them work. No prizes for being fast — the habit is the point.

#Hunt one — a misspelled function

You meant to print a message, but the Output shows an error on line 1. Read the message, then look at the line:

prnit("Hello")

#Hunt two — a missing piece

This one is almost right. The Output points at line 1 again — Luau is saying it expected something and never got it:

print("Hello"

#Hunt three — the script ran, but did nothing

Here's the tricky one: no red error at all, but nothing appeared in Output. That's a different smell — the script ran and did what it said, which wasn't what you wanted.

print("Hello from the Workspace")

#Hunt four — type the fix yourself

This last one is a broken line with a real typo. Type the corrected line in the box.

print "Hello"

#The hunt is a loop

Notice what you just did, four times: read the red line, open the script, spot the small thing, fix it, press Play again. That's the entire skill. Errors aren't failures — they're the game telling you exactly where to look.