A good cheat sheet table highlighting some of the key syntax differences between JavaScript, Python, and Lua:

Feature	JavaScript	Python	Lua
Variable Declaration	`let x = 10;`	`x = 10`	`x = 10`
Function Definition	`function myFunc() {}`	`def my_func():`	`function my_func()`
Conditionals	`if (x > 0) {}`	`if x > 0:`	`if x > 0 then`
Loops	`for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {}`	`for i in range(10):`	`for i = 1, 10 do`
Arrays/List	`let arr = [1, 2, 3];`	`arr = [1, 2, 3]`	`arr = {1, 2, 3}`
Dictionaries/Tables	`let obj = {key: "value"};`	`dict = {"key": "value"}`	`tbl = {key = "value"}`
Comments	`// Single line` and `/* Multi-line */`	`# Single line` & `''' Multi-line '''`	`-- Single line` and `--[[ Multi-line ]]`
String Concatenation	`let str = "Hello " + "World";`	`str = "Hello " + "World"`	`str = "Hello " .. "World"`
Error Handling	`try { /* code */ } catch (e) {}`	`try: ... except Exception as e:`	`status, err = pcall(function() ... end)`
Boolean Values	`true`, `false`	`True`, `False`	`true`, `false`
String Interpolation Syntax	`Hello, ${name}!`	`f"Hello, {name}!"`	`string.format("Hello, %s!", name)`

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