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Juanse
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Hello guys, so today I started to try to program in UNITY and I found out that I could work with c# or Javascript, what do you guys think would be a better and most useful option?

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C++ because mainstream

 

(but seriously i reccomend C#)

 

 

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C++ in UE4

but I would pick C over java any day

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Java or javascript (both are very different) are also getting more popular for game development because of the mobile market. But go with C# or C++ when you can because they are more established for game development.

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Hello guys, so today I started to try to program in UNITY and I found out that I could work with c# or Javascript, what do you guys think would be a better and most useful option?

Well Java is not Javascript and Unity uses an altered version of Javascript, called Unityscript. Like @Nuluvius said.

You can use both really, there are just as many C# tutorials as Javascript/Unityscript ones.

 

Unity's official documentation always features both language's sample code.

I heard Javascript is uses more in North America and C# more in Europe..

It doesn't really matter.

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I'd say C#, from what was said above it's UnityScript which is obviously for Unity and probably isn't used anywhere else so I'd learn a more widely used language like C#.

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Im starting to learn JAVA, and I would recommend it, if you would mostly programm for android in it.

Python is a very good language aswell, but alot easyer than java.

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Which ever you are more comfortable with... No other difference.

There's always a way...

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Which ever you are more comfortable with... No other difference.

yes there is. performance and usability
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yes there is. performance and usability

really, which one is better then?

There's always a way...

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c++ :)

and what makes you think so... :P

There's always a way...

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and what makes you think so... :P

1. I just prefer c-languages

2. performance

3. ubiquity (too lazy to look up how it is spelled)

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1. I just prefer c-languages

2. performance

3. ubiquity (too lazy to look up how it is spelled)

 

If one of the two is better than the other, why would anyone go for the other one... and why would it be created at the first place...

It totally depends on the platform you are willing to implement the program to... If you are going to host the program to a website, 

then JS will be more flexible and useful and for windows/OS based implementation C# would be better...

There's always a way...

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Im starting to learn JAVA, and I would recommend it, if you would mostly programm for android in it.

Python is a very good language aswell, but alot easyer than java.

 

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