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JeremyStar™ 2024-03-31 16:18:08 +02:00
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@ -82,11 +82,14 @@ func duplication_bad() -> void:
func duplication_good() -> void: func duplication_good() -> void:
var node_num: int = 0 var node_num: int = 0
for node_name in nodes: for node_name in nodes:
# Use '+=' or '-=' to subtract something from an integer
counter += 1 counter += 1
set("node_" + node_name, Node.new()) set("node_" + node_name, Node.new())
get("node_" + node_name).name = "Test node " + str(node_num) get("node_" + node_name).name = "Test node " + str(node_num)
add_child(get("node_" + node_name)) add_child(get("node_" + node_name))
``` ```
Please note that you may find old code which does not yet follow these code style guidelines. If you find any, please fix them or report them, thank you!
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