Tag: Dart object-oriented programming

Dart objects have runtimeType property which returns Type . To check whether the object has a certain type, use == operator . Unlike is , it will only return true if compared to an exectly same type, which means comparing it with its super class will return false .

Dart objects have runtimeType property which returns Type . To check whether the object has a certain type, use == operator . Unlike is , it will only return true if compared to an exectly same type, which means comparing it with its super class will return false .

The object itself is what holds any specific data and logic . For example, a Cat class might look like this: class Cat { String name; String color; } The variable declarations above, String name and String color , are called properties or class members.

The object itself is what holds any specific data and logic . For example, a Cat class might look like this: class Cat { String name; String color; } The variable declarations above, String name and String color , are called properties or class members.

Dart is an object-oriented, class-based , garbage-collected language with C-style syntax. Dart can compile to either native code or JavaScript. It supports interfaces, mixins, abstract classes, reified generics, and type inference.