big.MF.mike
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hehe I'm the opposite, I had to take Java in school and learn C# on my own heh. But they're extremely similar, and with pro unity you can use java as a plugin if you ever desire. For advanced dev you can use java or other language as a shim to interface with external libraries, but it's beyond the scope of game development.
They have good documentation as well, it gives good examples you can hack up and there's a wiki with tons of code to use for inspiration. There are a lot of free tutorials and example games to learn from as well. Shit I got my job because of my experience with it using it as a hobby for 3+ years and it's the best job I've ever had. I used to work construction but still coded as a hobby.
I've never done any game development which is why I want to try it out. Hopefully, I can get it down before I come back to school in the fall.