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Hello, everybody, and welcome to Quizmaster.

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My name's Gary and I'm going to be your primary instructor for this section where we're going to learn

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all about the UI or user interface.

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So over in Unity, we're going to learn how to add a canvas to our game, which we'll use to display

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things like text and images and also accept play input via things like buttons and sliders.

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Now everything we learn in this section is going to be really transferable.

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So in future projects, if you ever need to display a health bar or some score text to the player,

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you can use these exact same techniques.

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For our quiz game in particular, we're going to need a way of storing our question data.

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And for this, we're going to use something called a script object, which is a little bit different

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to the regular mono behaviors that you've encountered so far.

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Then once we've got this data stored, we're going to need a way of using this in our normal script.

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For this, we're going to be using lists and arrays, which are ways of storing collections of the same

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type of variable.

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And then to iterate through those collections, we're going to use something called a for loop.

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So we've got plenty of work to do for our quiz game.

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So let's dive right in.