c# and javascript help please help

Hi everybody. So im still new to coding and I been through a lot of videos but i still want to learn more about coding. If you know any good tutorials or website about javascript or c# can you give me the link any site even if it has nothing to do with unity 3d I just want to learn and learn more to be better at coding.

ty all please do not put any negative comments on this post im a noob lol

http://cgcookie.com/unity/

Good luck :slight_smile:

It’s not negative to say try google or you tube, or the search at the top of the page lol. But it does sting a little.

After going over the fundamentals of coding and getting your first belt at code-fu, the free to download tutorials for creating small games is a great way to see examples of working scripts. Also Will Goldstone has some great books.

This is another great website http://www.unityscript.com/lessons1/basics.php

hi ya i been through them lol ill see about the books buy the small games already looked at them and i also google so many things and youtube a lot of tutorials but if you dont know about this there is a lot of stuff on google and youtube most of it is crap

Walker Boys and or Tornado Twins have pretty good vids. Here is a good link too.

Do you know the basics of setting up functions, variables, classes, if and else conditional statements and how to debug to the console? If so that’s a good amount of stuff to work with combined with the documentation lol.

Best of luck. Someone a long time ago told me that only certain people have what it takes to code, and I said Bull Sh#t anyone who has will power can code. I forgot about blind people though lol.

lol thank you for the links and im only 17 and i know all of what your saying maybe not the debug to console thing im not to sure about that but the others i know i been coding for 3months now only on my spare time thats not much sense i have a job lol

don’t forget about Petey’s tuts:
http://www.burgzergarcade.com/tutorial-category/unity3d

I found that learning code from observing Open Source projects is the most resourceful means. Perhaps you could look to get onto a project and someone could coach you, or maybe pick up some of the Open Source C# scripts out there for Visual Studio and learn C# from examining the source code. I’ve been able to learn an entirely new coding language in less then 1 month of playing with the source code of other projects. Yes, you will break it, and you will eventually fix it too :wink: