Lessons

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Imagine if your code could do different things based on different conditions. Well, it can! Using conditional statements we can control the flow of our programs.

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Arrays are a collection of values of the same data type. They are extremely useful data structures and help us write more complex code.

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Comments help to document your code and inform the intent of your code.

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Operators are used to carry out operations on operands. Operands are values or variables on which an operation is carried out.

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We will discuss the data types that will be used in our scripts. First let's understand what we mean by data types. A data type can be defined literally as a *type of value or values*. For example, your age is an integer, and your first name is a type of data composed of a sequence of characters.

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A variable is a reference to some value in memory. Think of it as a container for holding a value. Before a value can be stored, its type must be specified (by default C# is a strongly typed language).

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In this module we will be covering the basics of scripting in Unity with C#. If you haven't done any programming before, don't worry - we will cover the core concepts. Additionally, whenever we write a C# script for our game, I will explain the lines of code.

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Learn how to add more objects to your game world by importing assets from the Unity store.

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In this lesson we will add objects such as a garden, house and foresat to our game world. I've tried to keep things simple here so we'll only include objects which we will need later on, like a watering can.

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We're going to create a small pond. There are free and paid-for water assets available with which you can build simple or complex bodies of water, but for now we will just make a very simple pond.

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Let's create a pathway for our character to walk on.

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We will create a cartoon grass landscape for our game along wityh some rolling hills using Unity's terrain tools.