Introduction to Game Development (E17: reference vs value types)

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In this episode we look at how classes (reference types) behave differently to structs (value types).

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You should be awarded for these concise yet really helpful masterclasses!

junpeiiori

Well, there you go. 1 1/2 years of computer science before this was cleared up.

pranav_r

It's 2020 and these videos are very useful to start with Unity.

ayyildiz-ccc

I was reading about this for a year and didn't understand it well. With your 7 min tutorial you gave me much better understanding. Thank you very much Sebastian Lague.

icedragongamemaster

Thank you so much for making these videos. As someone just learning game development focusing on programming, there is a lot of simplistic and outdated stuff out there that wastes your time. I don't need a step-by-step tutorial on how to make a dinky little game no one will care about - I need to know how to *think* about this stuff, how to *approach* it in a more general sense. Can't wait to get through the rest of the series.

pearz

oof i am feeling confused about this one, but it's the kind of confusion where it feels like being confused is doing something- it just needs time to gather and i need to find some more examples. thank you for these lovely, extremely well-made videos!

intuithue

I already knew this stuff but once again I have to praise the clarity of the explanation, much like your neural network video. This makes it crystal clear and if I need to explain this to anyone, I have somewhere to point them to now, thanks <3

iviecarp

I don't know if you still read these comments but this series is insanly good. Thank you very much :)

dyn_shtix

FINALLY. THANK YOU JESUS! i mean THANK YOU SEBASTIAN!

NaughtyDuck

Your each and every word is golden in this video!. Couldn't be explained any better than this.

nexgen.graphics

Amazing stuff! Finally all my programming doubts are cleared. Thank you so much!

laviray

Found this out the hard way whilst writing trying to manipulate lists in python a few years back. Thanks for this.

victoremeka

I managed to solve an issue I was having (unless I later find an issue with it) using knowledge of how reference/value types work from this video, so thanks for giving a proper understanding of what these types are.

Sleksin