Unity and Visual Studio have a symbiotic relationship.
Q2
Reference Manual.
Q3
None, as it is a reference document, not a test.
Q4
When the new file appears in the Project tab with the filename in edit mode, which will make the class name the same as the filename and prevent naming conflicts.
Chapter 2 – The Building Blocks of Programming
Pop quiz – C# building blocks
Q1
Storing a specific type of data for use elsewhere in a C# file.
Q2
Methods store executable lines of code for fast and efficient reuse.
Q3
By adopting MonoBehavior as its parent class and attaching it to a GameObject.
Q4
To access variables and methods of components or files attached to different GameObjects.
Chapter 3 – Diving into Variables, Types, and Methods
Pop quiz #1 – variables and types
Q1
Using camelCase.
Q2
Declare the variable as public.
Q3
public, private, protected, and internal.
Q4
When an implicit conversion doesn't already exist.
Pop quiz #2 – understanding methods
Q1
The type of data returned from the method, the name of the method with parentheses, and a pair of curly brackets for the code block.
Q2
To allow parameter data to be passed into the code block.
Q3
The method will not return any data.
Q4
The Update() method is called every frame.
Chapter 4 – Using Collections and Controlling Your Code
Pop quiz #1 – if, and, or but
Q1
True or false
Q2
The NOT operator, written with the exclamation mark symbol (!)
Q3
The AND operator, written with double ampersand symbols (&&)
Q4
The OR operator, written with double bars (||)
Pop quiz #2 – all about collections
Q1
The location where data is stored.
Q2
The first element in an array or list is 0, as they are both zero-indexed.
Q3
No – when an array or a list is declared, the type of data it stores is defined, making it impossible for elements to be of different types.
Q4
An array cannot be dynamically expanded once it is initialized, which is why lists are a more flexible choice as they can be dynamically modified.
Chapter 5 –Working with Classes, Structs, and OOP
Pop quiz – all things OOP
Q1
The constructor
Q2
By copy, rather than by reference like classes
Q3
Encapsulation, inheritance, composition, and polymorphism
Q4
GetComponent
Chapter 6 – Getting Your Hands Dirty with Unity
Pop quiz – basic Unity features
Q1
Primitives
Q2
The z axis
Q3
Drag the GameObject into the Prefabs folder
Q4
Keyframes
Chapter 7 – Movement, Camera Controls, and Collisions
Pop quiz – player controls and physics
Q1
Vector3
Q2
InputManager
Q3
A Rigidbody component
Q4
FixedUpdate
Chapter 8 – Scripting Game Mechanics
Pop quiz – working with mechanics
Q1
A set or collection of named constants that belong to the same variable
Q2
Using the Instantiate() method with an existing Prefab
Q3
The get and set accessors
Q4
OnGUI()
Chapter 9 – Basic AI and Enemy Behavior
Pop quiz – AI and navigation
Q1
It's generated automatically from the level geometry.
Q2
NavMeshAgent
Q3
Procedural programming.
Q4
Don't repeat yourself.
Chapter 10 – Revisiting Types, Methods, and Classes
Pop quiz – leveling up
Q1
Readonly
Q2
Change the number of method parameters or their parameter types.
Q3
Interfaces cannot have method implementations or stored variables.
Q4
Create a type alias to differentiate conflicting namespaces.
Chapter 11 –Introducing Stacks, Queues, and HashSets
Pop quiz – intermediate collections
Q1
Stacks
Q2
Peek
Q3
Yes
Q4
ExceptWith
Chapter 12 – Exploring Generics, Delegates, and Beyond
Pop quiz – intermediate C#
Q1
Generic classes need to have a defined type parameter.
Q2
The values method and the delegates method signature.
