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Get an introduction to the basics of the Dart programming language, used for development with the Flutter SDK for mobile, web, and beyond.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/4482551-dart-basics
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Minor edit tweak: text reads " You can also combine strings use the + operator:“, should read " You can also combine strings using the + operator:”

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Thanks for pointing that out @daviderb! It’s been fixed.

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another small typo:
numbers.forEach((number) => print(num));
should be:
numbers.forEach((number) => print(number));

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Thanks @akumaikaruga! It’s fixed now.

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Thanks a lot, it was easy to catch-up with dart basics :slight_smile:
Keep up the good work

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Arrow Syntax

When a Dart function, either named or anonymous consists, consists of just one line of code, you can reduce the function body using the Dart arrow syntax .

Isn’t there one too many “consists” ?

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Minor point …

You can call forEach on the list and pass in an anonymous function that triples each number in the list and prints out that value:

numbers.forEach((number) {
var tripled = number * 3;
print(tripled);
// 3
// 6
// 9
});

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I would not say “and pass in an anonymous function”, I would say “and uses an anonymous function” or “and uses a simple closure” unless it was re-written like …

var tripled = (number) => number * 3;

numbers.forEach((number) {
print(tripled(number));
// 3
// 6
// 9
});

Minor point …

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Thanks for finding that @knowself! Fixed.

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@esraa.ibrahim Really glad you like it! Cheers! :]

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