Chapter 3 Exam Review

1. What large library of libraries and objects is available to the C# language?

• .NET Framework

• Microsoft library

• Java Library

• COOL Library

2. ___________ is the process of turning human-readable source code into native machine language.

• Gaming

• Interpreting

• Compiling

• Coding

3. What type of program sends only the source code and not the compiled code to the target computer?

• Compiled

• Interpreted

• Native

• Hybrid

4. Which of the following best describes the source code that most human programmers will write today?

• A series of dots and dashes on a punch card

• Mathematical equations written on paper

• 1's and 0's stored in binary files

• Human-readable text stored in text files

5. Why would you write a C# script for your game?

• All of these are true

• To control the behavior of your game objects

• To provide captions for your audio track

• To describe the game plot and story

6. Which of the following best describes the relationship between scripts and GameObjects?

• A script can be assigned to multiple game objects; one game object can use multiple scripts

• A script can be assigned to one and only one game object

• A game object can use one and only one script

• Every game object has its own unique script

7. How are scripts stored within a Unity project?

• As an object in the Hierarchy tab

• As an asset in the Assets list

• As a C# icon in the scene tab

• As a ".script" file in your main project folder

8. When you create a new script component, the script code window will be blank. You will need to write ALL of the code for the script.

• True

• False

9. What do you see in the "Solution Explorer" panel of the Visual Studio IDE?

• A list of all script files in your project

• A list of all sprites in your project

• A list of all images in your project

• A list of all GameObjects in your project

10. Why is it recommended to place all scripts in a sub-folder within the Assets area?

• Because Unity requires all scripts to be placed in a Scripts folder

• To help keep your assets organized in larger projects

• Scripts are not located in the Assets area at all

• Scripts will run faster when they are properly stored in a Scripts folder