AppleInterview.cs

// Interviewer: Alexis Palangie               Position: Apple Senior Software Engineer
// Date: 4/2/2018  10:30am
// Tested my knowledge of Unity Engine

// Question 1
// MyBehavior b = this.GetComponent<MyBehavior>();
// transform.parent.gameobject
// template<T>
// T GetComponentInParent()
// template<T> T GetComponent()

// look into the gameObject that own the behavior you're in
// look for a component of type t
// if in the hierarchy of parents if no one has component of type T it will return null

// rtype:
    template<T> T GetBehavior(GameObject p){
        if(p.GetComponent<T>() != null){
            return p.GetComponent<T>();
        }else if (p.transform.parent != null{
            return GetBehavior(p.transform.parent.gameobject);
        }
        else
            return null;
    }




// Question 2
// attach to behavior
// params:
// gameObject to point to
// duration (type?)
// function: when the game starts the gameObject that
// the script is attached to will move in a linear fashion in such a way that it reaches the other gameObject as the time elapse
// lerp

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class MoveGameObject:MonoBehaviour {
    GameObject next;
    float duration = 0.0f;

    void MoveInFixedTime(float fixedTime) {
        Lerp(this.transform.position, next.transform.position, fixedTime);
    }

    // not sure if onAwake or Start should be used
    private void Start() {
        // next.transform.position
    }

    void Update() {
        MoveInFixedTime(duration);


    }



}