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A type of programming, often meant to be easier to learn than more "traditional" programming. Scripting is often used when performance is less important than ease of use. Examples of scripting languages are: Javascript, Lua, Perl, Python, and PHP. Scripting languages are often interpreted instead of compiled, and thus they can be executed directly without generating machine code.
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Calling and functions/methods from different Classes in Unity
It depends on whether or not you have put your script on a game object. (Monobehavior is for that purpose.) If you have not, create an instance of it the normal way.
StudyScreen studyScreen = new Stu …
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