In order to create any type of game, we need to understand code because the pieces of code are the instructions that tell the game engine (Unity) when and how you want something to occur at any given point.
In order to create code, we use a programming language, which is an intermediary language that represents the instructions that we tell the computer processor.
There are three levels of programming languages:
Machine language
Assembly language
High-level languages
Computers do not understand human language; therefore, we need to communicate with the computer processor via machine language.
Machine language, also known as binary code, consists of a combination of 0s and 1s that represent high and low electrical voltages. These 0s and 1s are known as bits (binary digits). We can then make use of data by representing the data using these bits.
All data has an area on the computer or device where it is stored...