As an example,
if I used something such as,
for Num = 5,100,5 do
print(Num)
end
"Num" would be the current number the loop has reached as a result, if it was at the beginning, "Num" would be equal to 5 because the loop's starting point is 5 and the point it's trying to reach is 100.
In the example, "5,100,5", the last "5" would just add five continuously until it reached 100.
To help you understand this better,
"5,100" would just add 1 to the 5 until it reached 100.
"print(Num)" would just print the value of Num the amount of times it takes to reach the ending point.
Hopefully this helps you understand this more clearly. |