Category: 1. Dart OOPs (Basic)

The super keyword is used to denote the instant parent class object of the current child class. It is used to invoke superclass methods, superclass constructor in its child class. The super keyword’s main objective is to remove the confusion between parent class and subclass with the same method name. It is also used to…

The static keyword is used to declare the class variable and method. It generally manages the memory for the global data variable. The static variables and methods are the member of the class instead of an individual instance. The static variable or methods are the same for every instance of the class, so if we…

The this keyword is used to refer the current class object. It indicates the current instance of the class, methods, or constructor. It can be also used to call the current class methods or constructors. It eliminates the uncertainty between class attributes and the parameter names are the same. If we declare the class attributes…

A constructor is a different type of function which is created with same name as its class name. The constructor is used to initialize an object when it is created. When we create the object of class, then constructor is automatically called. It is quite similar to class function but it has no explicit return…

Dart classes are the blueprint of the object, or it can be called object constructors. A class can contain fields, functions, constructors, etc. It is a wrapper that binds/encapsulates the data and functions together; that can be accessed by creating an object. A class can refer to as user-define data type which defines characteristics by…

Dart is an object-oriented programming language, and it supports all the concepts of object-oriented programming such as classes, object, inheritance, mixin, and abstract classes. As the name suggests, it focuses on the object and objects are the real-life entities. The Object-oriented programming approach is used to implement the concept like polymorphism, data-hiding, etc. The main…