In this tutorial for Unity 3D we will be looking at the C# Scripting language, which is generally considered the option for serious or professional developers. For larger or more complex projects C# delivers many benefits such as having a stricter approach which reduces the potential for problems down the line and the performance gains you get from using C#.
For example, while C# is a more involved and difficult language compared to UnityScript, the latter is a lot easier to create inefficient code with and introduce bugs and problems down the line due to casting issues. Continue reading