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Well you can build games in Unity with C# or a sa-mp server in C# with SampSharp plugin



Also there is C for game dev in Unreal/Godot



There are many ways to learn a programing language, you just need to find a place to use it so you just dont learn what tutorials give you, instead trying to make a project using the language

Thanks for suggesting, didn't knew GoDot and Unreal use c

Minecraft uses Java for mods and server plugins. Java is pretty close to?C#, so it shouldn't be hard to pick up the syntax.

Decide, what you want to learn to code.



Develop games? Mobile apps? Maybe sites?



I think C# is a nice language to start with. You can create Windows apps, Unity games and even try Xamarin (Mobile Dev with C#)

If you want to learn C#, and you are coming from a SA-MP background, I strongly recommend SampSharp as Banditul said.

Follow a tutorial to make a game via?Unity3D using C#.

Atom is the best code editor for html

Visual studio code also the best editor for editing such pawn, c console app, c# console app, android, etc.



It's up to you what type language you want to develop and what code editor did you choose.

elite said:

Minecraft uses Java for mods and server plugins. Java is pretty close to?C#, so it shouldn't be hard to pick up the syntax.

Imagine writing Java

Colony Survival if you are comfortable to learn C#. It's easy and quick to get started, almost hassle free. Compared to many other games this one has a perfect startup curve.

But remember to use dnSpy to decompile the game to be able to create better mods. The game creators are okay with that.

Pinch said:

elite said:

Minecraft uses Java for mods and server plugins. Java is pretty close to?C#, so it shouldn't be hard to pick up the syntax.

Imagine writing Java

Oh, I know right? Kotlin for sure.