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The video game industry was valued at $108 billion in 2017 and is expected to hit $128 billion by 2020. Big stars in computer gaming, such as PUBG and Fortnite, have made waves in 2018. All of the big names in video games were unveiled at the latest E3 meeting. As the decade continues, we hope to see even more.
If you’re a programmer or planning to be one, you may be hoping to cash in on the multibillion-dollar gaming industry. Learning the appropriate programming language is a good place to begin. Here are several programming languages to remember if you want to be a game maker.
- The C++ programming language
C++ code, when written correctly, executes quickly. For games, you and the consumer both want it to be fast. Since C++ is the language of preference for practitioners, there are a plethora of tools available. C++ is used in a lot of AAA games. C++ is supported in a special way by the Unreal engine. - C# You’ll almost always need a game engine if you want to make an impressive game. Unity3D, one of the best game engines available, supports C#. C# is also supported by Xamarin, another game engine. C# allows game developers to create games on virtually any platform and in any size. Is it better to play big games or little games? It’s no matter. Is it better to use Xbox, Windows, or Play Station, or to use IOS or Android? It’s no matter. C# is supposed to be easy to learn and use than C and C++, so it could be easier to master. MonoGame allows you to port the game to a variety of computers and platforms.
- Java can be used to build cross-platform games. It allows developers to create games on both desktop and smartphone platforms. Java is the official language for creating Android games. With the Android Studio optimised programming environment and OpenGL for graphics, everyone can get started quickly (JOGL). When making games with Java, the LibGDX platform for 2D games and JMonkeyEngine for 3D games are common choices. There are several game libraries designed for the JVM that should be investigated, such as LWJGL, a lightweight framework that uses OpenGL for rendering.
- JavaScript
JavaScript is a programming language that allows you to
One of the most versatile programming languages available is JavaScript. It has a wide range of applications. And it seems that game production is not on the agenda. Coffee Script and TypeScript, which are JavaScript’s co-workers, are also included. To begin with, JavaScript can be combined with HTML5 to create stunning web and browser games. Unity, one of the best game engines available, also uses JavaScript.
5. HTML5
HTML5 (Hypertext Mark-up Language)
The popularity of web games is growing. HTML5 is the mark-up language of choice if you choose to make one. It’s a more advanced version of HTML with additional functionality including the canvas and other components and attributes. When HTML5 is used in conjunction with JavaScript and WebGL for graphics, it performs admirably. Have a look at the Phaser structure.
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