This chapter discussed parts of Lua programming that will send you on your way to start creating your own apps in Corona. As you continue working with Lua, you'll start understanding the terminology better. Eventually, you'll find new programming solutions that will benefit your development process.
Some skills you learned so far include the following:
Creating variables and assigning values to them
Establishing expressions using operators
Using the Corona terminal to output or print results
Using tables to structure lists, arrays, sets, and so on
Adding display objects in the simulator
Configuring your application build to work on different mobile devices
Implementing dynamic resolution images
Creating functions to run a block of code
This section was definitely a lot to take in. There is still a lot of information on Lua that we didn't get to touch base on, but you have learned enough to get you started. For more information on programming in Lua, you can refer to http://www.lua.org/pil...
