Hey,
So look at my username…that is what I am currently. I’m trying to make a game although I don’t have much knowledge about Unity and programming (I know bit about php, sql and I know HTML), so here are some questions…
-I heard making a game using Unity you need to know C# and JavaScript, how much should I know? (I’d like to start the game as soon as possible, I do have a deadline)
-Any good tutorials on learning C#, Java Script or Unity? (if so plz give me link or book name)
-JavaScript is a web language but I think it is used, what parts of JavaScript do I use In Unity?
-Same thing as above, what things do I need to know in C#? (I don’t want to learn things I’m not going to use for this)
Those are my four questions, some additional information is I do have a deadline (September) and I’m trying to make a FPS game.
Thanks, please help, I’m so lost haha
…As much as you need?.. Now for a less smartass answer, it depends on what you want to do. It’s like saying “I want to make a painting, how much experience do I need with a brush?”.
Google it…
Javascript is a scripting language. You use it in the parts of Unity that need scripting…
You don’t need to use both. So for now, just pick one of those and learn that.
To make a painting you need no experience, but with this, this is different, it isn’t as simple as throwing on paint (I’m not saying painters do that btw) you need to know the rules, my question was how well should I know how touse Javascript
Google is what I’ve been doing, and it led me to ask that question…
Javascript is also a web language, and there is many things that don’t even relate to unity, I would like to learn the parts that has to do with unity rather than the whole thing.
As I said I am on a deadline, if I wasn’t I would take my sweet time learning all this
There’s many tutorials out there for beginners and experts, start with a simple project based on if you plan on doing 2d or 3d game,
Tornado twins do a simple worm shooter game using java, buzz has 2d and 3G tutorials with c#.
I thought java was easy to learn at first then I started following buzz and figured c# was a better language for me to use n understood it.
Thanks for the suggestions 
, I am trying to make a 3D fps, I forgot to add that up top lol.
Before you start with Unity, you need to know programming… there’s just no way around this. Get yourself a good C# book or follow an online course and learn it until you’re comfortable with the language, then dig into Unity.
An FPS will take quite a lot of programming knowledge, unless you decide to purchase assets for it. I prefer coding everything myself, but that’s just me 
What’s the difference between Javascript (not Java, Java is much different), C#, and Boo? Syntax. They all will accomplish the same things, but some will take more coding to do something than others.
You don’t need to know C# AND Javascript, you only need to know one of the three languages.
Plenty! You don’t even need a book. Just google (Just google (Your Language of Choice) Unity)
You use any and all of Javascript.
Pretty much anything you will need to know in Javascript…
That would be based on how good organized, optimized, well thought and easy to read code you would like to program. Even a beginner can do a good amount of stuff with basic understanding of either language but you will be stuck at some point and will be forced to learn more.
Here is the best book I’ve seen on C#. Amazon Link
Well, Javascript and Unityscript differs on a lot of points. Syntax is alike but you will have to figure out UnityScript.
Same as the first answer.
I know a youtube channel where you could learn c# using microsoft C# 2010 express, now you may think when first watching this: “Why do I have a=to make console documents instead of jumping right in to the action”?. Easy. Most XNA tutors teaches the BASICS of C#, I was lost in programming without the Onlive Gamer, I’m not saying that I’m a pro, or some magical programmming sage, but I at least have the basic knowledge to get started. and since I never learned Unity’s specifc programming api, it’s been harder on me, but I have some XNA knowledge, so that should help a bit. we noob(ibes) have to stick together!