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Skript Tutorials
  • Introduction
    • The Basics
    • Syntax Overview
    • Debugging
    • Useful Resources
  • Core Concepts
    • Indentation and Program Flow
      • Conditionals
      • Loops
      • Functions
    • Variables
      • Global and Local
      • List Basics
      • Options and the Variables Section
      • Memory Variables, Metadata, and Alternatives
    • Lists
      • Filters
      • Index Serialization
    • Text?
    • Custom Commands
    • Vectors
      • Vectors in Skript
        • Other Ways to Create Vectors
      • Working with Vectors
      • Proper Vector Math
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    • Syntax Types
      • Reading Syntax
      • Events
      • Conditions
      • Effects
      • Literals and Aliases
      • Expressions
      • Sections
    • Auxiliary Guides
      • Cooldowns
      • Using Math
      • Useful Config Options
      • Naming Conventions
      • Writing Good Code
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Lists are variables that can store more than one bit of information at a time. If you haven't covered variables yet, or need a refresher, here's . Also, if you haven't read yet, I highly recommend it. This page with brush over the basics, but if you're completely new to lists, you should read the List Basics page first.

Basic Overview

Go back over list basics, talk about tiers/recursive lists

give examples for ways to use lists, indices of lists, how to format the list to make it easiest to use

Talk about using indices to avoid contains

Split/join

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List Basics