main() The special, required, top-level function where app execution $ variableName (or $) String interpolation: including a variable or expression’s stringĮquivalent inside of a string literal. Number literals are a kind of compile-time constant. int Another type, indicating an integer.Īre String, List, and bool. void A special type that indicates a value that’s never used.įunctions like printInteger() and main() that don’t explicitly return a value A single-line comment.ĭart also supports multi-line and document comments.įor details, see Comments. Here’s what this program uses that applies to all (or almost all) DartĪpps: // This is a comment. Var number = 42 // Declare and initialize a variable. This is where the app starts executing.
Print('The number is $aNumber.') // Print to console.
The following code uses many of Dart’s most basic features: If you see empty boxes instead of DartPads, go to theĭartPad troubleshooting page. This page uses embedded DartPads to display some of the examples. You can play with most of Dart’s language features using DartPad Whenever you want more details about a language feature, To learn more about Dart’s core libraries, see the That you already know how to program in another language.įor a briefer, less complete introduction to the language, see the Variables and operators to classes and libraries, with the assumption This page shows you how to use each major Dart feature, from
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