Let's say I saved my game data in a text file and I am now trying to load it, does this work? string savedHealthData = "100"; int healthAmount = savedHealthData; A) Yes B) No C) Yes but healthAmount will be 0 (answer in reply below)

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@UnityCodeMonkey Depends on what language you're using. Some languages will parse strings to ints, some will be more robust than others, but even if it works you should not do so, be clear in your intents instead.

@UnityCodeMonkey Depends. On. The. Language...

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To mogłoby zadziałać w Python savedHealthData = "100" healthAmount = int(savedHealthData) Nadal jest to funkcja konwersji, a nie bezpośrednie przypisanie. W sumie Visual Basic też powinien zadziałać, tylko trzeba Oprion Strict ustawić na Off Dim savedHealthData As String = "100" Dim healthAmount As Integer = savedHealthData

@UnityCodeMonkey Best to do a binary indexed look up: O n 2, faster than #SQL by 100,000x Why did the corporate world become the cult of slow sql in 1998 when we had fast binary look up since the 80s?

@UnityCodeMonkey I chosed json based save and settings