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The content may seem simple, but it’s highly valuable for interview preparation, especially for those unfamiliar with Dart’s internal mechanisms.
I’m not a complete beginner myself, but I want to create a structured learning path starting from the absolute basics and progressing to advanced, interview-level concepts.
There are two main reasons behind creating this repository:
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Interview Preparation
Strengthen your Dart knowledge for challenging technical interviews.
This repo goes beyond syntax — it dives deep into concepts, runtime behavior, and advanced use cases often tested in interviews. -
Academic Purpose
Dart is taught from scratch at my university, and this repository is structured to align with that journey.
It goes beyond classroom material, providing a more in-depth and practical perspective for real-world development.
- Developers who know a bit of Dart but want to go deeper
- Students learning Dart from scratch at university
- Anyone preparing for interviews where Dart/Flutter knowledge is tested
- Self-learners who want a structured, step-by-step Dart roadmap
If you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to chat about Dart, feel free to reach out:
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