Introduction to Dart
What is Dart?
History of Dart and Google’s Role
Why Use Dart?
Advantages of Dart
Dart and Flutter Relationship
Installing Dart SDK
Development Environment Setup
Using Android Studio
Running Dart Programs
Structure of a Dart Program
Dart Syntax Rules
Comments and Documentation
Naming Conventions
Understanding the Entry Point
Variables in Dart
Type Inference
Final and Constant Variables
Data Types Overview
Numbers (Integers and Decimals)
Strings (Text Handling)
Boolean Values
Lists (Collections)
Maps (Key-Value Pairs)
Dynamic Type
Type Conversion
Operators in Dart
Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators
Logical Operators
Assignment Operators
Decision Making
If Statements
If-Else Structure
Nested Conditions
Switch-Case Structure
Ternary Operator Concept
Control Flow
For Loop
While Loop
Do-While Loop
Break and Continue
Iteration Over Collections
Functions in Dart
Function Parameters
Return Values
Optional Parameters
Named Parameters
Arrow Functions Concept
Scope of Variables
Object-Oriented Programming in Dart
Classes and Objects
Constructors
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Abstraction
Getters and Setters
Method Overriding
Working with Lists
List Operations
Sorting and Filtering
Accessing and Updating Elements
Working with Strings
String Operations
String Interpolation
Multiline Strings
Working with Numbers
Numeric Properties
Math Utilities
Dart Utilities
Date and Time Handling
Random Number Generation
Error Handling
Exception Management
Asynchronous Programming
Future Concept
Async and Await
Advanced Dart Concepts
Object Oriented
Classes and objects
Constructors
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Abstraction
Getters and setters
Method overriding
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