End Code and Notes after completing S02

Kazhik · August 16, 2017, 8:15am

Hey guys!

I just finished S02 and wanted to post the GitHub of my code here. I ended up getting a little excited and jumping ahead of the lectures here and there as well as adding in a couple of things, so I thought I’d post it for everyone - any ways I could have coded it more efficiently? Anything seem off in the code at all? Suggestions for improvements? It’s all good!

I also heavily annotated the script as I was following along with the lecture, essentially using it as a place for my lecture-notes. Feel free to copy the notes for yourself or suggest changes I should make to mine, all of that’s good too

github.com

Drachys/Number-Wizard/blob/master/NumberWizards.cs

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

public class NumberWizards : MonoBehaviour {
// A ; following the name of an instance variable will "Declare" it, making it referrable throughout the script but not assigning it an initial value. By assigning an initial value, you also "Initialise" it.
	int max = 1000; //Int (or Integer) is used for any countable variable, such as whole numbers (or integers)
	int min = 1; //To define an Integer, use the form: int <name> = <value>
	int guess = 500;

	// Use this for initialization
	void Start () {
		StartGame();// This calls the function StartGame and plays out its code. To call a function simply use <FunctionName>()
	}

	void StartGame ()//To create a custom function begin on the base indent and use the form: void <FunctionName> ()
	{//Don't forget to add these to any function you create, otherwise the function will never actually include anything.
		print ("Welcome to Number Wizard"); //Print returns a specified string to the user
		print ("Pick a number in your head, but don't tell me!"); //Print form: print (<string>)
		//A String is a series of characters such as a word or phrase. Strings are defined by wrapping text with ""

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ControlCentral · March 7, 2018, 4:28pm

Excellent job with the commenting. A lesson in itself!