Summary
In this chapter, we covered a lot of best-practice information, which we hope will give you a good foundation when building your own projects in the future. We touched on why hardcoding values is a bad idea, in addition to making a number of other code-quality suggestions, to ensure that your code is easy to understand and easy to extend from in the future, when it needs to be.
We also learned how iteration is useful in game development, talking about the traditional game development cycle, with tips and tricks about playtesting and how it can be immensely useful when developing your projects.
We also looked into low-level and high-level programming languages, learning about how scripting languages run inside another program that ...
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