Introduction to Game Development (E05: operators and if statements)

Welcome to episode five of this introduction to game development in Unity with C#.

In this episode we look at arithmetic, relational and logical operators, as well as how to construct if-else statements.

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[Tutterzoid]

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[MoyuGuy]

3:05 the way i thought of the previous idea was “i want chips” else if / they dont have “i want snack” else if “i want no snack” “i want water” else “no water” is this sort of right or did i just confuse you?