C# Development Tutorials, Guides & Insights

Overview

C++ developers often face memory management headaches, especially when working on legacy systems that don’t use C++11 or newer. Smart pointers like std::unique_ptr and std::shared_ptr are powerful, but what if you’re stuck with raw pointers?

class Shallow {
public:
    int* data;

    Shallow(int val) {
        data = new int(val);
    }

    ~Shallow() {
        delete data;
    }
};

Now consider:

Example DSL Code:

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• Open Unity Hub and click on "New Project."
• Choose the "3D" template (you can use 2D if you prefer) and name your project, for example, "RealTimeMultiplayerGame."
• Click "Create" to generate the new project.

• Go to Window > Package Manager.
• Search for "Netcode for GameObjects" (or any other networking package of your choice, like Photon or Mirror).
• Click "Install" to add it to your project.

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