This section explains the basics of C# (pronounced see-sharp) scripting in Unity. It is not intended to be a proper tutorial on how to learn programming, but rather it is used as a point of reference for the documentation of My Unity Assets so that these concepts do not need to be repeated all over the place.
There is a lot to learn about programming, so this site tries to explain the parts that are most relevant in Unity. It has many links to the Unity Manual and C# Documentation. Even experienced programmers need to frequently refer to these resources and search online to learn new things.
You might also find the Unity Learn website useful.
| Scripting Overview | A general summary of how scripting works in Unity. |
| Organization | The ways of structuring your scripts. |
| Variables | Data, values, and references. |
| Methods | The actual executable functions of a program. |
| Inheritance | Writing reusable modular code using polymorphism and composition. |
| Vectors | Vector math and physics raycasting. |
| Other Topics | Miscellaneous topics that do not fit in other sections. |