Junior Programmer: Manage scene flow and data

Mission

Foundational

+600 XP

(25736)

In this Junior Programmer mission, you’ll learn about data persistence, or how to manage the loading and unloading of data between both scenes and sessions. Along the way, you will be introduced to the core pillars of object-oriented programming, which will help you structure your code throughout the mission. There will only be one practical example throughout the mission, which will build on the new functionality you create with each tutorial. At the end of this mission, you’ll take everything you learned and apply it to a new project by building a persistent score system for a small game. 

Key details
You’re now over halfway through the Junior Programmer learning pathway!
This mission will take you approximately 5 hours to complete. Take it at your own pace — you’ll receive XP each step of the way.  
Remember, you’re not alone: connect with the Unity community throughout the mission and check the Learn Live calendar for follow-along practical sessions with Unity established creators.
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Data Persistence

Data persistence for Junior Programmer

Data-Persistence-Project the Last Boss

I just change .json to {"bestScore":999999,"bestPlayerName":"Anawin"} GitHub repo: AnawinA/Data-Persistence-Project ✔️ Create my own Menu ✔️ Keep data between scenes & sessions ✔️ Show bestScore only bestPlayerName

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Brick Breaker

Brick Breaker Game Made for Data Persistence Exercise in Junior Dev Course Link To Repo: https://github.com/DigitalKnight0/Ball-Shooter Link To Unity Play: https://play.unity.com/en/games/fd477d12-5858-45c7-a431-1194f7b6fcd9/webgl-builds

Submission Data persistence in a new repo

The tutorial provides a starter project—a simple breakout-style game lacking data persistence features. Learners are tasked with: Creating a New Repository: Initializing a Git repository tailored for Unity projects. Implementing Scene-to-Scene Data Transfer: Developing a start menu where players can enter their names, which then appear in the main game scene Saving Data Between Sessions: Ensuring that high scores and corresponding player names are stored and retrieved across different play sessions. Baeldung Optional Enhancements: Adding features like high score displays, settings menus, or multiple high score tracking to deepen understanding