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what programming languages do you need to know for video game designing
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Kishan’s Answer
The programming languages you need to know for video game design include C++, C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, HLSL/GLSL, Lua, SQL, and sometimes assembly language, depending on your role and the platforms you're targeting.
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Somil’s Answer
One of the easiest way to start developing computer/mobile games is to learn game development engines like Unity. Unity uses C# and javascript as its programming language. You can start with unity tutorials which are available freely on youtube. You can learn about how the engine operates and how you define simple rules using programming. Once you start getting hang of programming, you can check out online tutorials on udemy/ udacity/ codecademy etc. You can also find free tutorials on javascript on youtube.
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Abhishek’s Answer
It all depends on the platform you are trying to develop.
Having said that,
In retro gaming for very modest systems C and Assembly are the only realistic choices.
For the core engine of AAA games on modern platforms C++.
For Mobile games its usually JAVA.
In most scenarios, you would end up developing a game on a commercial game development engine like Unity, where you could simply use scripting languages.
Having said that,
In retro gaming for very modest systems C and Assembly are the only realistic choices.
For the core engine of AAA games on modern platforms C++.
For Mobile games its usually JAVA.
In most scenarios, you would end up developing a game on a commercial game development engine like Unity, where you could simply use scripting languages.