Suddenly_Dead wrote on Apr 6, 2011, 18:40:

The Advocate wrote on Apr 6, 2011, 15:11:
I did not say it did. However, this line from their programming documentation; "UDK relies solely on the use of UnrealScript while licensees can use UnrealScript in conjunction with native C++ code" got me to thinking.

So I decided to become at least competent in both for a project that I want to create.

C++ isn't C#, but yeah.

You also can't use C++ the way they describe in that quote unless you have a full UE license, but you can access native DLLs from UDK now, which is pretty handy. You can probably do most of what you want with plain UnrealScript though.