Does UNITY use Java?

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Arsenic Minecraft was originally written in Java, but it is now written with C++ because of the better performance.

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Martin Taylor thanks

Answer 4

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Answer 6

You can't (effectively). C# (unity's prime language) is very similar to Java, so you can prefer that over java.

Source : https://forum.unity.com/threads/unity-with-java.481679/

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Calviղ But is it, as far as I heard, they won't give any new updates to their latest versions?? (Of pocket edition, may be !)

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Krishna Chandra thanks

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M J he is hanging out with bismoth.

Answer 10

No, Java is too slow for game programming.
You would never see high end games built on slow languages like Java or Python.

Answer 11

Calviղ then what about minecraft ?
Isn't it made with JAVA ?

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Calviղ you are right, after some quick Google searches I found out that they are porting the entire game to C++ now.

I wonder why mojang's version is known as JAVA edition.

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Calviղ Minecraft is still written in Java, but only for pc. Minecarft Bedrock (For mobile, xbox, playstation, and switch) is written in c++, for the aformentioned performance benefits.

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Arsenic No, they are not porting the whole game to c++, and are still focusing as much (if not more) development resources to minecraft Java.

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The best choice for unity is c# .

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Unity uses c# c sharp

Answer 17

Unity uses C#, not Java

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It uses c#