Opening LearningScript in MonoDevelop

Unity will synchronize with MonoDevelop the first time you tell it to open a file for editing. The simplest way to do this is by double-clicking on LearningScript in the Scripts folder (provided in the example project). If your project is empty, don't worry, you can create a new C# script that will contain the exact same information. To do it, you just need to right-click inside the Assets tab and select Create | C#Script. It might take a few seconds for MonoDevelop to open and sync.

Our window should look like this:

MonoDevelop launched with LearningScript open and ready to edit.

What we see now is a default C# script structure that Unity creates. It contains information on what namespaces are used in the script, the class definition, and two methods that Unity adds by default, as shown here: