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C#

Brent Pfefferle
Brent Pfefferle
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Posted by Brent Pfefferle
Brent Pfefferle
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3 Answers

Ian Seliner
Ian Seliner
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Ian Seliner
Ian Seliner
3,171 Points

I would, Unity is based in html.

Elizabeth Naves
Elizabeth Naves
39,088 Points
Elizabeth Naves
Elizabeth Naves
39,088 Points

I would. It will make learning Unity easier.

Mike Wagner
Mike Wagner
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Mike Wagner
Mike Wagner
23,559 Points

Brent Pfefferle - It might be helpful, and learning "plain" C# is something that any Unity developer can benefit from greatly, but I wouldn't say it's necessary. I strongly suggest that you supplement your Unity learning with some non-Unity C# knowledge along the way, because it will make you a stronger developer both in and out of Unity, but I know many people that have a pretty strong grasp on C# and/or learned programming only within Unity, and they can do some pretty great things.