Gain insights into Dart, an object-oriented language crucial for Flutter development. Delve into its fundamentals and prepare to craft high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android.

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Learn Dart for free with this interactive course. Dart is a clean, simple, class-based, object-oriented language with more structure than JavaScript, the programming language it's heavily based on. However, you can't have a conversation about Dart without mentioning Flutter. 

Flutter is Google's mobile UI framework for crafting high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android. Flutter applications are written using the Dart programming language, which has helped make Dart a beloved language by the developer community. Before you can start fluttering out Flutter applications, you must learn Dart. This course will help you learn the fundamentals of Dart and start your journey to learning Flutter. Start learning today.

Learn Dart: First Step to Flutter

## Overview

The **switch** statement is a conditional statement similar to `if-else`. It has different case clauses specified by the `case` keyword which are similar to conditions in an `if-else` statement.  `switch` takes an expression and the case clause which is equivalent to that expression will be executed.

`switch` differs from `if-else` in the fact that `if` statements can only return `true` or `false`, and can only be defined as such. Case clauses, on the other hand, are not restricted to boolean values (integers, strings, or compile-time constants). However, make sure the case clauses have the same type as the expression.

> Switch statements in Dart are intended for limited circumstances, such as in interpreters or scanners.



# Overview

The **switch** statement is a conditional statement similar to `if-else`. It has different case clauses specified by the `case` keyword which are similar to conditions in an `if-else` statement.  `switch` takes an expression and the case clause which is equivalent to that expression will be executed.

`switch` differs from `if-else` in the fact that `if` statements can only return `true` or `false`, and can only be defined as such. Case clauses, on the other hand, are not restricted to boolean values (integers, strings, or compile-time constants). However, make sure the case clauses have the same type as the expression.

> Switch statements in Dart are intended for limited circumstances, such as in interpreters or scanners.



Let’s learn about the switch statement in Dart.

Introduction

Getting Started with Dart

Data Types and Variables

Operators

Dart's Collection

Control Flow Statements

Exploring Functions

Classes

Where to Go From Here

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Overview