Does Solarlearn help with game dev?

Question

Does Solarlearn help with game dev? I downloaded Solarlearn to learn C# so I could code in Unity to make games, but as of right now am not sure since am still in the introduction to C#. Thanks for any help.

Answer 1

If you're going to make games you will need to know all of the basic concepts so it will help you start your journey. You will likely need to go on to a more advanced course afterwards.

Answer 2

Yep absolutely, there is a lot to learn, get yourself a notepad and dig in! Good luck 👍

Answer 3

Use your notepad (the paper kind with a pen) to keep notes of what you learn 😉

Answer 4

Hi im a unity dev, id learn just the beginner course and then go to unity tutorials, programming languages in game engines are like 10% vanila for example you cant declare a color in C# its something that unity itself adds on top of C#.
However the advanced course does teach you useful things but to get started id recommend just the beginner lessons.

Answer 5

You can ask me any questions any time

Answer 6

Sololearn teaches C# but not Unity. It's a good starting place to branch out from as you need to.

Answer 7

Ok, thanks to all of you for all the help. But one last question is the notebook needed and in what way do I use the notebook?

Answer 8

Ok thanks, I have to buy a notepad. Thanks for all the help👍🏼

Answer 9

i wish it would, but i think the new reform they did help a lot to html and JavaScript help to understand object oriented programing and algorithm thinking, which that actually matters most. Also you need to check out CS50 on youtube, you can still sign up, its a computer science class from harvard that is free

Answer 10

Ok, thanks

Answer 11

Hi. Does sololearn translate into french.

Answer 12

Salut

Answer 13

So I could use both C# courses Solarlearn provides and then go on to a more advanced one?

Answer 14

هلا

Answer 15

So Kriss you used the beginner course in Sololearn and then used Unity tutorials?

Answer 16

If you are beginning game dev and don't know programming languages I recommend you to turn into Unreal Engine. Trust me, I wanted to begin with Unity but as soon as I started Unreal Engine I've uninstalled Unity, it's a lot easier to learn and a more powerful engine and if you want to use real programming language instead of blueprint (that is powerful enough to program an entire game) you can still use C++ in Unreal.

Answer 17

I wanted to learn Unreal but my laptop is super crappy and I don't think Unreal Engine would work on it

Answer 18

Because of the crazy graphics

Answer 19

Oh ok, you can still try to see if it works

Answer 20

Check on internet is there is a way to optimise Unreal to make is uses less performance