In Unity, scripts are used to add functionality to GameObjects. These scripts can be written in C#, UnityScript (a variant of JavaScript), or Boo (a language similar to Python).

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Here is a list of common types of scripts that are used in Unity:

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Player controller script: used to control the movement and actions of the player character

Camera controller script: used to control the movement and actions of the camera

AI script: used to control the behavior of non-player characters

Physics script: used to add physics-based behavior to GameObjects

Animation script: used to control animations on GameObjects

Audio script: used to control the playback of audio files

UI script: used to create and control user interface elements

Networking script: used to enable multiplayer functionality in a game

Particle System script: used to control the behavior of particle systems

Shader script: used to create custom shaders for materials

It's worth noting that these are just examples, and the specific scripts you use will depend on the requirements of your game or project.