13. API Integration in Flutter (HTTP Requests) Most mobile apps require data from remote servers or APIs. Flutter supports making HTTP requests to fetch data from RESTful services.13.1 Adding HTTP Dependency To make HTTP requests, add the http package in pubspec.yaml: 13.2 Making a GET Request Using http.get() allows you to fetch data from an…

11. Managing Asynchronous Code in Flutter Flutter uses Dart’s Future and async/await for handling asynchronous tasks such as API calls, file reading, or database access.11.1 Using Future and async/await Dart’s Future represents an asynchronous computation that will return a result in the future. Code Example: Simple Future and async/await Best Practices for Asynchronous Code 12….

9. Handling User Input (Forms, TextFields, Validation) Handling user input efficiently in Flutter involves using TextField, Form, TextEditingController, and validating inputs. 9.1 TextField and TextEditingController The TextField widget allows users to input text, and the TextEditingController manages the text entered in a TextField. 9.2 Using Forms and Validation Flutter’s Form widget is useful for validating…

6. Widgets Overview (Deeper Dive) Stateless Widgets vs. Stateful Widgets (More Details) Understanding build() Method Every widget must implement a build() method, which returns the UI. Code Example of Stateless Widget: Code Example of Stateful Widget: Note: setState(): Notifies the framework to rebuild the widget with the updated state. 7. Building a Simple User Interface…

4. Introduction to Dart Programming (Deeper Dive) Variables, Data Types, and Keywords var: Can be reassigned, but Dart infers the type based on the initial value. final: Cannot be reassigned after initialization but is not a compile-time constant.dart. const: Like final, but it must be a compile-time constant (i.e., known when the program starts). Note:…