When calling Invoke() in Unity use nameof() expression to avoid bugs 🙂 @SunnyValleyStudio

Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

If you use Invoke("NameAsString") to delay a method call in Unity try using nameOf(..) expression, instead of passing a string argument directly👍⌨️

➡️Invoke(nameof(MakeItRain), 3); ⬅️

This way you can easily change the name of a method and avoid bugs connected to typing it by hand 🪲🙂

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When calling Invoke() in Unity use nameof() expression to avoid bugs 🙂

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