Your mum's a joke

@@Tarodev yours too :D

@@Spectre-01 How dare you say that about my mother, she's a saint

@@Tarodev She sure is a saint, being inside her felt divine!

@@Spectre-01 you've bested me this day

I don't really disagree with you. I regularly code things in a way which is easy to understand, but 'easy to understand' is also just how much exposure you've had to something. We can't write everything the long-winded way just because somebody may not have encountered it before. Maybe a happy medium

@Tarodev Yeah, and I don't disagree. I still think a lot is happening in just that one line if you dissect it. We're incrementing the variable, but only after first returning the current value, and we modulo that current value with the length. All in the span of an array accessor, it's a bit much if something does go wrong and we have to get to debugging. But I appreciate the other tips, videos like this are bound to be heavily opinionated and that's okay. I just fear beginners often take these tips as fact and if they're not doing it, they're not doing a good job or whatever.

@@LiamSwiftTheDog it can also overflow, if your application runs for eons 😋

@@smolworm4468 should have just left without bothering me with your useless comment

@@shahbazsekhon6364 aww, thank you 😊

@@MdrawKID maybe I should also show you how to install Windows

😂😂😂😂​@@Tarodev

@@YNG_KingJ I'm here for you ❤️

Change this line: transform.rotation = Quaternion.RotateTowards(transform.rotation, rot, _turnSpeed * Time.deltaTime); To this: transform.rotation = rot;

Imagine you want to have a method that prints an array. Without generics, you'd have to make one function for every single type of array you want to print (int, string, Animal, boolean, etc...) But with a generic method, you could receive a generic array as input, and print whatever is inside that generic array

@@monkegames6133 it will remember the device id, but you should really prompt the user to sign up properly. Anonymous login is only recommended to get them into your game

@Tarodev Legend. Thanks!

For anybody else who doesn't like external AI on their computer but interested in AI code assist, the setup I mentioned has been giving me all of the same predictions as Tarodev, and pretty much all as early as him, too. I had both entire Create methods he wrote completely predicted for me verbatim.

That's the kindest thing anybody has ever said to me

yay :)