Unity Basics Flashcard for Students

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Which Unity window contains a list of all the game objects currently in your scene?

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Hierarchy

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True or False: Visual Studio is not a part of Unity. You could use a different code editor to edit your C# scripts if you wanted to.

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True

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What best describes the difference between the below images, where the car in the second image is further along the road? Options: The second car’s X location value is higher than the first car’s, The second car’s Transform value is higher than the first car’s, The second car’s Z location value is higher than the first car’s, The second car’s Y location value is higher than the first car’s

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The second car’s Z location value is higher than the first car’s

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In what order do you put the words when you are declaring a new variable? Options: [access modifier] [data type] [variable name] [variable value], [variable name] [data type] [access modifier] [variable value], [data type] [access modifier] [variable value] [variable name], [data type] [access modifier] [variable name] [variable value]

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[data type] [access modifier] [variable name] [variable value]

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Which of the following variables would be visible in the Inspector? speed & turnSpeed, speed, horizontalInput & forwardInput, turnSpeed

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speed & turnSpeed

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What is a possible value for the horizontalInput variable returned by the Input.GetAxis() method?

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0.52f

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What is true about the following two lines of code?

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They will both move an object along the same axis

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Which of the following lines of code is using standard Unity naming conventions? Options: Line A, Line B, Line C, Line D

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Line B

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Which comment would best describe the code below?

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// Rotates around the Y axis based on left/right arrow keys

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Which of the following is NOT a possible way to navigate 3D space in the Scene view? Hold right-click and move your mouse to look around the scene. Press F to frame the selected object in the Scene view. Press the 1 key to get into a first person view, or the 3 key to get into a third person view. Hold alt (option on MacOS), then right-click and drag to orbit around the framed object.

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Press the 1 key to get into a first person view, or the 3 key to get into a third person view.