Question 1
Your gameplay code has a tight coupling problem: a PlayerHealth class directly instantiates and references a concrete UIHealthBar class, making it impossible to test PlayerHealth without the UI. Which SOLID principle is most directly violated, and what is the standard fix?
Correct Answer:
Dependency Inversion Principle; depend on an interface (e.g., IHealthObserver) so high-level code does not depend on a concrete UI implementation
Question 2
You want designers to configure enemy stats (health, speed, damage) as shared data assets that live in the project and can be referenced by many prefabs without duplicating values per instance. Which Unity construct is the idiomatic choice?
Correct Answer:
A ScriptableObject asset created with CreateAssetMenu
Question 3
A teammate writes a single GameManager class that handles input, saves files, plays audio, spawns enemies, and updates the UI. As the project grows, every change risks breaking unrelated features. Which refactor best applies the Single Responsibility Principle?
Correct Answer:
Split the responsibilities into focused classes (InputHandler, SaveService, AudioController, EnemySpawner, UIController) that GameManager coordinates
Question 4
You need many systems (audio, achievements, analytics) to react when the player dies, but you do not want PlayerHealth to know about any of them. Which design pattern most cleanly enables this one-to-many decoupled notification?
Correct Answer:
Observer pattern (e.g., a C# event or UnityEvent that listeners subscribe to)
Question 5
In the Unity Profiler's CPU Usage module you see a recurring spike labeled GC.Collect that correlates with a frame hitch every few seconds. What is the most likely root cause and correct response?
Correct Answer:
Managed heap allocations each frame are triggering the garbage collector; eliminate per-frame allocations (cache references, avoid LINQ/boxing/string concatenation in Update, pool objects)
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