Returning a nil value

[Sam Behner]

Hello, currently trying to create a round script but this it is returning a nil value

round

round = round or {}

local roundStatus = 0 // 0 for stopped, 1 for on-going
It really pissed me off that I couldn't get 0 to have a space between for in this 'new' code formatting thing

round.beginRound()

function round.beingRound()
roundStatus = 1
round.updateClient()
end

round.updateClient()
function round.updateClient()
net.Start("roundUpdateCL")
net.WriteInt(roundStatus, 1)
net.Broadcast()
end

Receiver for roundUpdateCL

net.Receive("roundUpdateCL", function(len)
roundStatus = net.ReadInt(1)
end)

I got this error while creating my HUD to start the game, here's the error

[ERROR] gamemodes/overload/gamemode/core/lobby/sv_lobby.lua:13: attempt to call field 'beginRound' (a nil value)
  1. func - gamemodes/overload/gamemode/core/lobby/sv_lobby.lua:13
   2. unknown - lua/includes/extensions/net.lua:32

sv_lobby.lua:13
net.Receive("startGame", function() round.beginRound() end)
How the client is receiving it:
startBut.DoClick = function()
net.Start("startGame")
net.SendToServer()
frame:Close()
end

[charozoid]

You mispelled

function round.beingRound()
roundStatus = 1
round.updateClient()
end

[Sam Behner]

Oh shit 0.o I was overlooking my mistakes :P I will also use the Bools, didn't know they existed