5:25 voids --> actually methods, void simply is the return type, in this case it could be void (nothing) but it could be int or whatever else too, whatever your method needs to return.
@@strompy2007 Yes I understand what you mean, but I've heard a handful of TH-camrs saying "I'm making this void" which doesn't mean anything in C# sense, and will lead people watching the video to wrong tracks. Void Start for example is a method called Start, which returns a void (nothing). Start, Update, FixedUpdate and such are builtin Unity Methods, with specific signature. Most of them do return void, but some like Coroutine don't (it returns IEnumerator interface). So it is important understand how to read the method signature, one shouldn't expect that void is something special.
5:25 voids --> actually methods, void simply is the return type, in this case it could be void (nothing) but it could be int or whatever else too, whatever your method needs to return.
Yes of course ! But the most important in the beginning is to know the void start and update I think
@@strompy2007 Yes I understand what you mean, but I've heard a handful of TH-camrs saying "I'm making this void" which doesn't mean anything in C# sense, and will lead people watching the video to wrong tracks. Void Start for example is a method called Start, which returns a void (nothing). Start, Update, FixedUpdate and such are builtin Unity Methods, with specific signature. Most of them do return void, but some like Coroutine don't (it returns IEnumerator interface). So it is important understand how to read the method signature, one shouldn't expect that void is something special.
Will definitely start by making SIMPLE games. Was getting too ambitious and it was becoming a bit of a struggle
exactly yes, stat with very simple
Nice Video, Definitely Teached Me Alot Already lol
I agree with you
nice
Thank you
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