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If you just want to experiment with the language itself, you can create a simple baseplate game.
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## Creating a script
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To create your own testing script, go to ServerScriptService in the explorer tree and add a Script object.
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Double-click on the script object and paste this:
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Note that the editor now highlights the incorrect calls to ``ispositive()`` and ``isfoo()``.
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## Annotations
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Oops -- we're returning string values, but we forgot to update the function return type. Since ``print()`` accepts anything, the call to ``ispositive()`` is still valid. But because the annotation doesn't match our code, we get a warning in the function body itself:
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And then of course, the fix is simple; just change the annotation to declare the return type as a string.
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Well, almost - we also declared result as a boolean, and now that's clearly wrong.
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So now we update the type of the local variable, and everything is good.