Where we can use setState in Flutter?

When you change the state of a Stateful Widget , use setState() to cause a rebuild of the widget and its descendants. You don’t need to call setState() in the constructor or initState() of the widget, because build() will be run afterward anyway. Also don’t call setState() in synchronous code inside build().28 May 2021

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How do you make a setState in flutter?

We call setState only when we want the change in a variable to reflect on the UI of the screen. For instance, say you have a form containing a text field and a button to submit it. User types in the text field and clicks on submit button. Then we display that text field’s text below the submit button.20 Haz 2021

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