Hey Lachlan, I'll answer them the best I can.
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1. If you know a bit of programming already http://www.cplusplus.com/ and https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/ … are good references for language specific C++/C# stuff. Most frameworks and engines also have documentation on how to use them.
2. This entirely depends on the situation. If you have so much data that memory is a problem then you’ll need to save it into a file/database (but that's for a LOT of data). Otherwise array, vector/list, map/dictionary, +more are all built to be better for different things.
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All done! No problem, hopefully you find some of the answers helpful
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3. This isn’t something I’ve ever had to think about since the engine (Unity) handles it for us. However, what I think your looking for is how to make your game frame rate independent.
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3. Basically frame rate independent is the game runs the same no matter the frame rate (but you’re always going to have problems with a really low frame rate). Have a look into delta time, it’s used to change things per second rather than per frame.
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