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Welcome — how this course works Install Roblox Studio Finding your way around Studio The Workspace and parts Playtesting and your first script The Output window and errors Bug hunt — your first fixes

Recap — a quick tour of the start Scripts — where code lives and runs Variables — remembering things Naming variables well Types — numbers, strings, and booleans Numbers and math Strings — text in code Booleans — yes, no, maybe Functions — reusable instructions Getting answers back — return Conditionals — if this, then that Loops — doing things over and over Counting with for loops Tables — boxes that hold many things Timing — task.wait and friends Comments — notes for your future self Events — reacting to the world Bug hunt — the language core Drag and drop — arrange the code

Recap — the Luau toolbox leaderstats — the player leaderboard Players — who is in your game UserId — the permanent key DataStores — saving between visits Loading a player's data The save loop and autosave Data security — never trust the player RemoteEvents — the client asks, the server decides Bug hunt — player data Drag and drop — the save loop

Recap — player data and trust GUIs — building interfaces in code UDim2 — sizing and placing GUI Making GUIs look good The clicker game — clicks become coins Idle income — coins without clicking Upgrades — spending coins with the server checking the bill The shop panel — a frame full of buttons ModuleScripts — organizing your code Bug hunt — game systems Drag and drop — the shop

Recap — your first game systems Players — the people in your game Characters and Humanoids Instances — building the world in code Attributes — sticky notes on objects Sounds — giving the world a voice Tweens — smooth movement and polish Bug hunt — the world around you Drag and drop — polish and objects

Recap — the world and the players in it Publishing — getting your game online Permissions and sharing Testing saves — the live persistence loop

Recap — taking your game live Debugging — reading errors like a pro Print debugging — narrating your code The classic errors — and their smell Next steps — the map of what you've learned

Recap — everything you've built The final project — one complete game

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