function DataStore.GetTable(p,N,...)assert(N~=nil,"\089\111\117 \109\117\115\116 \112\114\111\118\105\100\101 \097 \100\101\102\097\117\108\116 \118\097\108\117\101 \119\105\116\104 \058\071\101\116\084\097\098\108\101\046")local f=p:Get(N,...)local z=false assert(typeof(f)=="\116\097\098\108\101","\058\071\101\116\084\097\098\108\101 \119\097\115 \117\115\101\100 \119\104\101\110 \116\104\101 \118\097\108\117\101 \105\110 \116\104\101 \100\097\116\097 \115\116\111\114\101 \105\115\110\'\116 \097 \116\097\098\108\101\046")for N,p in pairs(N)do if f[N]==nil then f[N]=p z=true end end if z then p:Set(f)end return f end
--[[**
	<description>
	The same as :Get only it'll check to make sure all keys in the default data provided
	exist. If not, will pass in the default value only for that key.
	This is recommended for tables in case you want to add new entries to the table.
	Note this is not required for tables, it only provides an extra functionality.
	</description>

	<parameter name = "defaultValue">
	A table that will have its keys compared to that of the actual data received.
	</parameter>

	<returns>
	The value in the data store will all keys from the default value provided.
	</returns>
**--]]
function DataStore:GetTable(default, ...)
	assert(default ~= nil, "You must provide a default value with :GetTable.")

	local result = self:Get(default, ...)
	local changed = false

	assert(typeof(result) == "table", ":GetTable was used when the value in the data store isn't a table.")

	for defaultKey, defaultValue in pairs(default) do
		if result[defaultKey] == nil then
			result[defaultKey] = defaultValue
			changed = true
		end
	end

	if changed then
		self:Set(result)
	end

	return result
end
