In Unity3D game engine, how to make a delay? - unity3d

Question

This is only related to Unity3D, the game engine.
So let's say I have one line of code, and then another. How would I make a delay between those two lines of code. To repeat, I'm also doing this for Unity3D.
I've looked everywhere, but nothing will work.

Answer 1

As a FRAME-BASED game engine, Unity of course, obviously, has every imaginable sort of timer and run loop control built-in.
It's absolutely trivial to make timers ...
Debug.Log("Race begins!");
// 3 seconds later, make the crowd cheer
Invoke("CrowdCheers", 3f);
// 7 seconds later, show fireworks
Invoke("Fireworks", 3f);
private void CrowdCheers()
{
crowd.Play();
}
private void Fireworks()
{
fireworks.SetActive(true);
}
If you are more advanced with coding, you can use "coroutines". Coroutines are a ridiculously simple way to access the run loop. Examples:
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class demo : MonoBehaviour {
// Details at: http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Coroutines.html
// Use this for initialization
void Start () {
// Some start up code here...
Debug.Log("Co-1");
StartCoroutine("OtherThing");
Debug.Log("Co-2");
}
IEnumerator OtherThing()
{
Debug.Log("Co-3");
yield return new WaitForSeconds(0f);
Debug.Log("Co-4");
DoOneThing();
yield return new WaitForSeconds(1f);
Debug.Log("Co-5");
DoOtherThing();
}
void DoOneThing()
{
Debug.Log("Co-6");
}
void DoOtherThing()
{
Debug.Log("Co-7");
}
}