'Game works fine in editor, not in build

I am working on a game and i have a script to save the stats for characters. The same script is used for hero and for the enemies.

There are actually 2 scripts. 1st script is for game settings which makes sure that which player is to be set visible and which enemy to set visible. That script has variables like

[Header("Players")]
    public GameObject LocalPlayer;
    public GameObject Enemy;

Now in my 2nd script with name User_stats, i want to put target for hero = enemy and vice versa. What i am doing in my 2nd script is that i calling my 1st script (FKManage) in it by doing following code

private FKManage FKManage; Then in my void start, I am using a method named SetTarget(); which is defining these two arrays and telling them that the objects with tag player need to have Target = Enemy from the FKManage script and vice versa

GameObject[] protagonistOpponent = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Player");
        foreach (GameObject obst in protagonistOpponent)
            obst.GetComponent<User_Stats>().Target = FKManage.Enemy.transform;

        GameObject[] AntagonistOpponent = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy");
        foreach (GameObject obst in AntagonistOpponent)
            obst.GetComponent<User_Stats>().Target = FKManage.LocalPlayer.transform;

And it works fine but only in Unity editor. As soon as i build the game for Android and run it under Android, my characters don't do anything (because target is not set).

I want to know why my build is not working right as it is working in editor? Where am i making the mistake? On building the game, this is the error i get in my android logcat.

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Solution 1:[1]

So i have fixed the issue.

What i have done is i have changed the script execution order, a really simple fix and works like a charm. Read about how to change script execution here

Thank you everyone for helping me out especially @BugFinder and @AykutKaraca

Solution 2:[2]

For any one who still doesn't solved the problem, check if you have code like Debug.Assert(). Such debug code (methods like print() excluded) will be deleted in the build version.

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Solution Source
Solution 1 Rameez Safdar
Solution 2 Gytobp

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