Jonathan Weinberger

I've found interfaces to be incredibly useful, especially when creating complex systems in games.

As a game developer, I've found enums incredibly useful for managing states and creating more organized code. Let's break this down in a way that's easy to understand, using some fun game development examples along the way.

Let's jump into the world of constructors and see how they can enhance your game development process.

Let’s hop into the world of classes in C# and how they relate to Unity game development. Let’s explore this fundamental concept, which is crucial for creating structured and efficient code in your games. Understanding Classes in C Classes are…

Properties in C# are like the stats of your RPG character. They're special class members that allow you to read, write, or compute the value of a private field. Think of them as the gatekeepers of your data, controlling how it's accessed and modified.

Imagine you need a global inventory system that every character can access. This is where static types in C# come into play, offering a unique way to manage shared resources across your game's universe.

Arrays are like magical backpacks in our RPG. Instead of carrying individual items separately, an array allows us to group similar items together in one container.

Understanding namespaces in C# is like organizing your toolbox for building the perfect first-person shooter.