Programming for Game Devs Part 2: Condition Logic and Operators

In this animated programming guide for Gamedevs, you will learn how to structure and write condition flow, as well as logical and Comparison operators

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[LostRelicGames]

Hadooken the subscribe button and join the fam!

[funteav]

3 years and counting and still the best Beginner Intro to C# Game Dev - Thank you!

[golovkaanna]

i wish you were my computer science teacher. With this video you teached me more than 11 years in school

[saultoons]

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make these videos

[alextheguy]

Excellent video, puts potentially off-putting ideas into simple, understandable forms. Great!

[ahnmichael]

this is such a well-formatted video with important and easy to understand examples; I can certainly imagine this being really helpful to people intimidated by code <3

[FeniksGaming]

Probably the best beginners video I have seen keep the great work.

[jacobmain]

Thank you for these videos they are really helping out my game dev! Keep up the good work 😊✌

[LawZist]

Great video, but i would love to see more of advance game dev tutorials

[jean-naymar]

Nice video !
I will be a bit nit picky though : at 4:35 you say "the compiler will work its way through the conditions [...] the compiler will execute the code [...]"

The compiler will do no such things. All a compiler does is transform source code into someting else. Generally a set of instructions aimed directly at the CPU (machine code) or, in the case of interpreted langages like C#, into an intermediary language that an interpreter will understand and in turn transform into instructions that the CPU understands.
The compiler does not run your code. Your CPU does.
So what you meant was "Your **CPU** will work its way through the conditions [...] your **CPU** will execute the code [...]".

This mistake does not hinder in any way the educational value of the video, but I think using the correct vocabulary is really important for when/if your viewers want to go further with programming (or CS in general)

[RavenCroftLoft]

My dude I wish you knew how much these helped me. I have been able to read c# but fined when I sit down to do things like problem solve for my own game I don’t know anything lol. I’s this a common issue?