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C# With Unity

The document provides an overview of fundamental programming concepts in Unity, including variables, data types, operators, and control structures like if/else and switch statements. It also covers essential Unity-specific elements such as GameObjects, components, and methods for handling input, physics, and scene management. Additionally, it introduces basic UI elements and audio management within the Unity environment.

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C# With Unity

The document provides an overview of fundamental programming concepts in Unity, including variables, data types, operators, and control structures like if/else and switch statements. It also covers essential Unity-specific elements such as GameObjects, components, and methods for handling input, physics, and scene management. Additionally, it introduces basic UI elements and audio management within the Unity environment.

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Beginner Level 🎯

1. Variables – Store values for later use.

int score = 10;


string playerName = "Farhan";
bool isAlive = true;

(Use to store numbers, text, true/false)

2. Data Types – Kinds of values variables hold.

int → whole numbers

float → decimal numbers

string → text

bool → true/false

3. Operators – Do math or comparisons.

int sum = 5 + 3; // 8
bool check = (score > 5); // true

4. If / Else – Run code based on conditions.

if(score > 10) { [Link]("You win!"); }


else { [Link]("Try again"); }

5. Switch – Multiple conditions cleaner than many ifs.

switch(level) {
case 1: [Link]("Easy"); break;
case 2: [Link]("Medium"); break;
default: [Link]("Hard"); break;
}

6. Loops (for, while, foreach) – Repeat actions.

for(int i=0; i<5; i++) { [Link](i); }

7. Methods (Functions) – Group code for reuse.

void SayHello() { [Link]("Hello!"); }


SayHello();

8. Classes & Objects – Blueprints for objects.


class Player { public int health = 100; }
Player p = new Player();

9. Unity Editor Basics – Learn Scene, Game, Hierarchy, Inspector, Project. (No
code)

10. GameObject – Any object in the scene.

GameObject obj = new GameObject("Enemy");

11. Component – Scripts or physics on objects. (Add via Inspector or


AddComponent<T>())

12. MonoBehaviour – Base class for Unity scripts. (Needed for Unity-specific
functions like Start/Update)

13. Start() & Update() – Start runs once, Update runs every frame.

void Start() { [Link]("Game Started"); }


void Update() { [Link]("Every Frame"); }

14. Transform – Position, rotation, scale.

[Link] = new Vector3(0, 1, 0);

15. Input – Get player input.

if([Link]([Link])) { [Link]("Jump"); }

16. Awake() & OnEnable() – Awake runs before Start, OnEnable runs when object is
activated.

17. FixedUpdate() – Physics updates. (Runs at fixed time steps)

18. Rigidbody – Adds physics.

Rigidbody rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody>();
[Link]([Link] * 5);

19. Colliders – Detect collisions. (BoxCollider, SphereCollider, etc.)

20. Triggers – Detect overlaps.

void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) { [Link]("Touched"); }

21. Prefabs – Save reusable object templates. (Drag object to Project folder)
22. Instantiate / Destroy – Create or remove objects.

Instantiate(prefab, position, rotation);


Destroy(gameObject);

23. Tags & Layers – Label and group objects. (Use for collision filters)

24. Unity UI Basics – Canvas, Text, Buttons. (No code yet)

25. Scene Management – Switch scenes.

using [Link];
[Link]("Level2");

26. AudioSource & AudioClip – Play sounds.

[Link](clip);

27. [Link] – Smooth movement regardless of frame rate.

[Link]([Link] * speed * [Link]);

28. [Link] – Get random number.

int rand = [Link](1, 10);

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