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Dart Programming - Data Types
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Dart Programming - Data
Types
One of the most fundamental characteristics of a programming language is the set of data types it supports. These are the type of
Dart Programming - Variables values that can be represented and manipulated in a programming language.
Dart Programming - Operators The Dart language supports the following types−
Dart Programming - Loops
Dart Programming - Decision Numbers
Making Strings
Dart Programming - Numbers Booleans
Dart Programming - String Lists
Dart Programming - Boolean Maps
Dart Programming - Lists
Dart Programming - Lists Numbers
Dart Programming - Map Numbers in Dart are used to represent numeric literals. The Number Dart come in two flavours −
Dart Programming - Symbol
Dart Programming - Runes
Integer − Integer values represent non-fractional values, i.e., numeric values without a decimal point. For example, the
Dart Programming - value "10" is an integer. Integer literals are represented using the int keyword.
Enumeration
Dart Programming - Functions Double − Dart also supports fractional numeric values i.e. values with decimal points. The Double data type in Dart
Dart Programming - Interfaces represents a 64-bit (double-precision) floating-point number. For example, the value "10.10". The keyword double is used
to represent floating point literals.
Dart Programming - Classes
Dart Programming - Object
Dart Programming - Collection Strings
Dart Programming - Generics
Strings represent a sequence of characters. For instance, if you were to store some data like name, address etc. the string data
Dart Programming - Packages type should be used. A Dart string is a sequence of UTF-16 code units. Runes are used to represent a sequence of UTF-32 code
units.
Dart Programming - Exceptions
The keyword String is used to represent string literals. String values are embedded in either single or double quotes.
Dart Programming - Debugging
Dart Programming - Typedef
Boolean
Dart Programming - Libraries
The Boolean data type represents Boolean values true and false. Dart uses the bool keyword to represent a Boolean value.
Dart Programming - Async
Dart Programming - List and Map
Concurrency
The data types list and map are used to represent a collection of objects. A List is an ordered group of objects. The List data type
Dart Programming - Unit
in Dart is synonymous to the concept of an array in other programming languages. The Map data type represents a set of values
Testing
as key-value pairs. The dart: core library enables creation and manipulation of these collections through the predefined List and
Dart Programming - HTML DOM Map classes respectively.
Dart Programming - Quick The Dynamic Type
Guide
Dart is an optionally typed language. If the type of a variable is not explicitly specified, the variables type is dynamic. The
Dart Programming - Resources
dynamic keyword can also be used as a type annotation explicitly.
Dart Programming - Discussion
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