Hero's trial – MonoBehavior in the Scripting API

Now it's time for you to get comfortable using the Unity documentation on your own, and what better way than to look up some of the common MonoBehavior methods:

• Try searching for the Start() and Update() methods in the Scripting API to gain a better understanding of what they do in Unity, and when. 
• If you're feeling brave, go the extra step and have a look at the MonoBehavior class in the manual for a more detailed explanation.

Before jumping into our C# programming adventure too deeply, we need to address one final, crucial building block – communication between classes.