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Learning C# by developing games with Unity 2020 : an enjoyable and intuitive approach to getting started with C# programming and Unity /
This fifth edition of the popular C# guide helps you learn the building blocks of C# language, right from variables to classes and exception handling. After getting to grips with the basics of C# programming, it takes you through the world of Unity game development and how you can apply C# knowledge...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham :
Packt Publishing,
2020.
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| Edición: | Fifth edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Getting to Know Your Environment
- Technical requirements
- Getting started with Unity 2020
- Using macOS
- Creating a new project
- Navigating the editor
- Using C# with Unity
- Working with C# scripts
- Introducing the Visual Studio editor
- Time for action - opening a C# file
- Beware of naming mismatches
- Syncing C# files
- Exploring the documentation
- Accessing Unity's documentation
- Time for action - opening the Reference Manual
- Time for action - using the Scripting Reference
- Locating C# resources
- Time for action - looking up a C# class
- Summary
- Pop quiz
- dealing with scripts
- Chapter 2: The Building Blocks of Programming
- Defining variables
- Names are important
- Variables act as placeholders
- Time for action
- creating a variable
- Time for action
- changing a variable's value
- Understanding methods
- Methods drive actions
- Methods are placeholders too
- Time for action
- creating a simple method
- Introducing classes
- A common Unity class
- Classes are blueprints
- Working with comments
- Practical backslashes
- Multi-line comments
- Time for action
- adding comments
- Putting the building blocks together
- Scripts become components
- A helping hand from MonoBehavior
- Hero's trial
- MonoBehavior in the Scripting API
- Communication among classes
- Summary
- Pop quiz
- C# building blocks
- Chapter 3: Diving into Variables, Types, and Methods
- Writing proper C#
- Debugging your code
- Declaring variables
- Type and value declarations
- Type-only declarations
- Using access modifiers
- Choosing a security level
- Time for action - making a variable private
- Working with types
- Common built-in types
- Time for action
- playing with different types
- Time for action
- creating interpolated strings
- Type conversions
- Inferred declarations
- Custom types
- Types roundup
- Naming variables
- Best practices
- Understanding variable scope
- Introducing operators
- Arithmetic and assignments
- Time for action
- executing incorrect type operations
- Defining methods
- Basic syntax
- Modifiers and parameters
- Time for action
- defining a simple method
- Naming conventions
- Methods are logic detours
- Specifying parameters
- Time for action
- adding method parameters
- Specifying return values
- Time for action
- adding a return type
- Using return values
- Time for action
- capturing return values
- Hero's trial
- methods as arguments
- Dissecting common Unity methods
- The Start method
- The Update method
- Summary
- Pop quiz
- variables and methods
- Chapter 4: Control Flow and Collection Types
- Selection statements
- The if-else statement
- Basic syntax
- Time for action - thieving prospects
- Using the NOT operator
- Nesting statements