###### tags: `Unity` | August 4, 2019

# Phase 2

## 01. Console With Debug.log()
1. Debug.Log() works mostly the same as Print()
2. Print is totally valid, but Debug.Log is a bit more flexable in control.

###### eg:

Debug.Log("Hello, World.");

## 02. Variables

### Int / Float
int : integer | float : decimal
> float add f in the end

###### eg:

int hitPoi = 18;
float speed = 3.8f;

### String
string : data valaue

###### eg:

string name = "Steve";

### Bool
bool : true/false

###### eg:

bool isAlive = true;

### Join Multiple Variables
* use + after the contents
###### eg

string name = "input";
print("Hello, World" + name);

###### August 14, 2019
## 03. if, else if, else

**if**

> if (A is TRUE)
>
> { //execute this code block only }

**else if (if A is false) (otherwise)**

> else if (B is true)
>
> { //execute this code block only }

**else**

> else (A and B are false)
>
> { //execute this code block only }

###### eg:

if (in the mood for openWorld)
{
    //play Elder Scrolls
}

else if (in the mood for FPS)
{
    //play OverWatch
}

else
{
    //go to bed
}

## 04. Function

1. Function is like a contract / recipe

### void

###### eg:

void startGame()
{
    //Statements
}

### Return value Function

###### eg:

string GetGameText()
{
    return storyText;
}

* string =>

### Private, Public
1. the Functions are using private in default.
2.
###### eg: