The following is a list of topics that make up the moderate to advance level syllabus of Dart programming language:
Introduction to Dart
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When you need to ensure only a single instance of a class is created, and you want to provide a global point of access to it, the Singleton design pattern!-->…
Lists are used to store multiple items using Flutter/Dart. If you have multiple lists and you want to merge them then you can use the code examples!-->…
Lexical scoped variable/closure etc can only be accessed within the block of code in which it is defined.
Understanding lexical scoping
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Conceptual Understanding
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Enums or enumerated types are special classes representing a fixed number of constant values.
Declaring an enum
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Recursion is one of the most important and interesting concepts in any programming language. It can be defined as a process in which a function calls!-->…
Dart Return Values
Sometimes we may want a function to return some value to the point it where it is called from. In Dart, there is return keyword!-->!-->!-->…
The main() function is a predefined method in Dart. It is the most important and mandatory part of any Dart Program. Any Dart script requires the main()!-->…
Symbols in Dart are opaque, dynamic string name used in reflecting out metadata from a library. Simply put, symbols are a way to store the relationship!-->…