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When writing code, it's important to keep your code well-organized and documented. Coding styles vary from person to person, however the tutorials will always prefer readability and understandability over efficiency. If there are instances of more efficient code, these may be mentioned at the time. | When writing code, it's important to keep your code well-organized and documented. Coding styles vary from person to person, however the tutorials will always prefer readability and understandability over efficiency. If there are instances of more efficient code, these may be mentioned at the time. | ||
== Code Mods and Content Mods == | |||
Code mods should not be thought of as separate to content mods. Most code mods are more of an expansion of content mods, aimed to add more functionality for new or existing content. | |||
Because of this, it is '''highly recommended''' that you are experienced with content mods before beginning code mods. Every code tutorial on the wiki will assume that you have completed, or are at least familiar with the [[Modding:Basic Content Tutorials|basic]] and [[Modding:Intermediate Content Tutorials|intermediate]] content tutorials. | |||
== Client/Server == | == Client/Server == | ||
