Why would you use a "Name" Variable instead of a "String" Variable?
Performance Benefits:
Names are hashed - Stored as hash values internally, making comparisons much faster
Memory efficient - Multiple references to the same name share the same memory
Optimized for lookups - Perfect for inventory searches and filtering
Unreal Engine Integration:
Better Blueprint integration - Names work seamlessly with Blueprint systems
Asset referencing - Names are the standard for referencing assets and objects
Debugging friendly - Names show up clearly in debugger and logs
Localization ready - Can be easily converted to localized text when needed
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What does the "Do N" Node Do?
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I've been asked about Bullet Penetration and how to Go about it. Which System is most effective to use?
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Which Of these DOES NOT Create a Hard Reference to another Blueprint
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What is the Difference between a Single(A) and Double Precision(B) float number?
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Which Boolean logical operator returns True ONLY if all inputs are true
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What is the Order in which These Blueprints inherit their Data from
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