@Omkar3304
First time ever I understood Pcall. Thank you so much you are really working hard to understand everyone.
@GamingWithAro
Simple, Straight to the point and no waffling. Thats how a Scripting tutorial should be. Good Work!
@SeiboRoblox
this is so understanderble, alvinblox's tutorial is too complex for me lol 😄
@uptownfunkog
bro thank you! you are way too good at explaining this crap. I hope you keep making tutorials cause this was helpful asf. ty
@jonnysnowman123
YAY! I've been waiting for this for soo long!
@astiivex
keep this series up bro good luck its amazing
@xreverse_f1ash
I never knew how the success and errorMessage arguments worked until now, thanks!
@budkin
Excellent explanation. Thank you!
@Steelxfaze
i didnt know about this before, tysm
@cavo_47
i finally understood it! you deserve my subscribe bro!
@lcrpvp1046
yes an advanced scripting totorial! This was so helpful now I know what pcall is
@Neudion
Thanks man I've always wondered what is pcall
@tonk8408
Hello CoderBro29 you teached me how to script and you have an amazing channel Keep it up!
@KittDevv
Yess advanced! Also nice editing 👍
@lazyboio.
cool! gave me a good understanding on how to use pcalls! i always saw them in module scripts and stuff and i can see how theyre useful now. although in this example it doesnt seem all that necessary to me..
i mean you could just do
--[[
local part = workspace:FindFirstChild("Part")
if part then
part.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random()
end
print("Hello!")
]]--
and it'd be the exact same, just without the mention of error.
@jasperembo
verry helpfull, keep make video's like that!
@kirillfedorenko5325
Wow bro You explained pcall very good
@KonScrip
Could you update and make a full advanced series? I would be so grateful, you are awesome at making tutorials
@Tomblemob
FIRST🎉
@stevehubbard4560