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Computers are stupid.
They can't see the big picture of what you are actually trying to do, so you must instruct them how to do it through explicit, sequential commands.
All code is essentially a list of instructions (a recipe so to speak) that the computer will blindly follow.
The order in which these instructions are executed is called flow.
Flow is one of the definitive principles behind Lua and all imperative programming languages including C, Pascal, Fortran and many others.
If you are mystified or intrigued, than you are ready to begin your "crash course to Lua programming".
Last updated: April 07, 2008
Todo: Functions
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