You're absolutely right! In Dart, constructors are typically placed at the top of the class, above the methods and properties. This helps with readability and follows standard best practices in class structure. Thanks for pointing that out!
"Great question! In Dart (the language behind Flutter), class fields are often used interchangeably with instance variables when they're non-static. However, static variables in a class are not tied to any instance and belong to the class itself. If you’re talking about regular, non-static fields, they are indeed instance variables. Let us know if you'd like further clarification!
@HeyFlutter why not just talking about instance and class variables? Those words are much clearer. "static" sounds as if those variables are not variable but constants.
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Constructors have to also be above parameters.
You're absolutely right! In Dart, constructors are typically placed at the top of the class, above the methods and properties. This helps with readability and follows standard best practices in class structure. Thanks for pointing that out!
Class fields? I thought those are instance variables.
"Great question! In Dart (the language behind Flutter), class fields are often used interchangeably with instance variables when they're non-static. However, static variables in a class are not tied to any instance and belong to the class itself. If you’re talking about regular, non-static fields, they are indeed instance variables. Let us know if you'd like further clarification!
@HeyFlutter why not just talking about instance and class variables? Those words are much clearer. "static" sounds as if those variables are not variable but constants.