Day 2: Basics of C#

I had never been especially fond of programming, so when I was told I would be working in the coding department for my first week, I wasn't exactly the happiest person. Unity uses C#; a widely recognized programming language that I started learning from online sources, such as Codecademy. I grasped the basics relatively easily; printing messages to the console and setting variables. Pleased with my work for the day, I went home with a smile on my face, not realizing the ocean of information I was going to discover in the coming days....

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What is Unity?

I have explained about Unity @ https://neelvinay17.wixsite.com/my-experiences-with/post/road-to-becoming-a-unity-master-day-1

What is C#?

Pronounced "C sharp", C# is an object oriented programming language that Unity makes use of in writing scripts for making scenes interactive. Learn more about C# @ https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/tour-of-csharp/

What is Codecademy?

Codecademy is an online coding platform that provides free courses in several different programming languages, teaching people of varying different skill levels. Browse courses @ https://www.codecademy.com/

What is a console?

A console is essentially an interface between the user and computer, that outputs processed information in the code, and can also display errors in the code to the programmer.

Image Credit: https://xoax.net/blog/tag/console-application/

What are variables?

A variable is a way of storing information in a computer program. Think of a variable like a container and the name of the variable as the label on the container which shows us what is inside.