Hello,
I´m wondering which of these to choose. I have more experiences with JavaScript so maybe I should try UnityScript.
Or C#? Because in school we will learning C# and also… Well everything 
So UnityScript or C#?
Only if I’d get a dollar everytime someone made a thread about this particular topic.
Check out both programming languages, and see which one you prefer, personally.
The answer to that question is different for everyone tbh.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/193m4p/starting_out_in_unity_c_or_javascript/
http://dentedpixel.com/developer-diary/c-vs-unityscript-which-is-faster/
You should probably read the rules, since they state that you should search before posting a thread.
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-developer-network-rules.151494/
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Furthermore, no matter for which language you decide in the end, you should keep in mind that C# is an industry standart.
I personally would choose C#, just for the sake of native Visual Studio support.
Loved the news that Microsoft bought the maker of the UnityVS plugin and will make it free. 
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Thats wrong, its a standard.
this blog gives an overview over all the nice things you will miss when you choose US above C#. They may not be imperative and you will not use all of them right from the beginning but why cripple yourself with the feature-wise worse choice?
Its also worth to note that it seems C# is compiled much faster by Unity (3 secs C# vs 10+ secs US). I have just read this and cannot confirm it since I avoid US for several reasons.
And when you look for help/information in the internet you will hardly find anything about US since it is only used in Unity whereas you will find plenty of infos about C# (not only Unity related).
Also note that most Assets in the Assetstore are in C# and it can sometimes be a hassle to let them communicate with US Scripts (compile time order). I don’t say its impossible I just say it may get inconvenient.
So if you want to make an objecte decision there is not really a choice for you.
Do you have a link at hand?
Grammar nazi much? 
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Orthography. And not much, just a little.
Seriously. It doesn’t hurt to point people towards their mistakes. Maybe they learn something from it. And I remember a discussion recently where you argued with a Unity staff about closures and you were wrong. So it seems you are here to learn something. Why not correct this annoying mistake?
Thanks. Good news.
Infact, I wasnt wrong. My benchmark showed more accurate and correct results. Furthermore, he only posted an IL dump of value type allocations, nothing about closures at all. The point I’ve made wasnt about allocations but rather about JIT magic where fetched/allocated pointers of valuetypes might be stored by it incase of a closed method.
Im not a native english speaker at all so mistakes happen. Tho, grammar mistakes do not lead to anything close to an assumption about knowledge or whatsoever.
Acctually im a bit loughing atm, im not here to learn, im here to help people. Since I’ve started to post here there was like 1% I’ve “learned” at all, 99% was help I’ve given to other people.
Not to sound arrogant now, theres not much I could really learn around here which I wouldnt know already.
No offense.
You could learn how to properly make an avatar that wouldn’t show compression artifacts. 
Just kidding.
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I use both but I prefer JavaScript, I think the syntax is better
C# isn’t too bad once you get used to it and it’s very worthwhile to learn it.
You’d be a millionaire!
I’d recommend C# over UnityScipt. It might be a pain to learn, but in the long run it will be worth it. Debugging is a breeze and it makes your code more readable.
Also C# also has many other applications other than game development whereas UnityScript does not.
It’s upto you, really.
Im not an artist.
That sentence above was about programming btw. 
LOL
sorry for offtopic :c
New knowledge is always good to take.
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Thats for sure.
Falls asleep on the lock button
Please use one of the many links to other threads about this subject above