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Using Unity: Passing References
New to C#? Stop! Before you go on, I highly suggest you learn the basics of C#. It is important…
Using Unity Preface: What Are Vectors?
We’re getting into a little bit of math today, which we’ll need to in order to understand some fundamentals in…
Programming in C#, Part 1: Setup/Basics (Variables & Functions)
Hello and welcome to my set of tutorials for programming in C#. Ideally I’d like to make this a series…
Programming in C#, Part 2: Keywords and Logical Operators
Here we are, back again. Ready to learn some more about programming? I hope so, otherwise I don’t know why…
Programming in C#, Part 3: If Statements, Switches, and Enums
So this lesson is gonna contain a lot of very important information, and you will use these concepts throughout programming…
Programming in C#, Part 4: Arrays, Lists, & Loops (Oh My!)
So we’re on to our next important subject, arrays and lists, along with loops. These are things you’ll use a…
Programming in C#, Part 5: Classes, Structs, & Interfaces
Hello again, and welcome to one of the more important concepts you’ll need to know about. We’ll be talking about…
Programming in C#, Part 6: Static & Extension Methods
Welcome to our next tutorial about the static keyword, which has nothing to do with electricity. This keyword has a…
Programming in C#, Part 7: Delegates & Lambdas
Long time no see, unless you’re binging these tutorials, then it’s been no time at all. But today we will…
Programming in C#, Part 8: Data Structures (Generics & Recursion)
This is gonna be a hefty tutorial. There’s a lot of subjects to cover with data structures, we’re going to…
Programming in C#, Part 9: Encapsulation & Properties (Namespaces Too!)
We’ll be talking about the practice of encapsulation, and mixing in the use of properties as well. You will want…
Programming in C#: Debugging
Sometimes when we write code, it works correctly the first time we run it. If it doesn’t, maybe we can…
Programming in C#: Lerp
Lerping is a common method of changing a value over a certain percentage. This can be used to move an…