To create a Future object, we need to instantiate Future class by passing an invoker function (usually an anonymous function or fat arrow function) whose job is to return a value or another Future object that returns a value . A Future object has then and catchError methods which are used to register callback functions.
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A Future represents a potential value, or error , that will be available at some time in the future. A Future can be complete with a value or with an error. Programmers can plug callbacks for each case. Futures and async and await keywords are used to perform asynchronous operations in Dart.
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get() method returns a Future object : Calling a function that returns a Future, will not block your code, that’s why that function is called asynchronous. Instead, it will immediately return a Future object, which is at first uncompleted. Future<T> means that the result of the asynchronous operation will be of type T .
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Read moreWhat are Dart futures?
A Future represents a potential value, or error, that will be available at some time in the future . A Future can be complete with a value or with an error. Programmers can plug callbacks for each case. Futures and async and await keywords are used to perform asynchronous operations in Dart.
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Flutter is surely and always will be worth learning . Its approach of declarative UI makes it really easy for any type of vast UI designs. So if you are coming from Android SDK side, you may be familiar with List Views and its Adapters and how lengthy is it to make a simple list in Android.
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