This repository contains exercises for learning Dart.

The Hello World exercise is a simple program that prints "Hello, World!" to the console.

To run an exercise, navigate to its directory and use the dart run command. For example:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 01-hello-world.dart

The Data Types exercise demonstrates the usage of different data types in Dart. It declares variables of various types and prints their values.

The exercise covers:

• Numeric types (int and double)
• Nullable types
• String interpolation
• Multiline strings
• Boolean types
• Lists and Sets
• Maps or Dictionaries

In the exercise, you'll also learn how to manipulate lists and sets in Dart. A list of villains is created and then updated by changing the villain at index 0 and adding a new villain at the end. The list is then converted to a set to remove any duplicates, and then converted back to a list.

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 02-datatypes.dart

The Final and Const exercise demonstrates the usage of final and const variables in Dart. It declares final, const, and late final variables, and prints their values. It also shows how to declare final and const lists and the difference between them.

The exercise covers:

• final variables
• const variables
• late final variables
• final lists
• const lists

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 03-finalConst.dart

The Comments exercise demonstrates the usage of different types of comments in Dart. It includes inline comments, multiline comments, and documentation comments.

The exercise covers:

• Inline comments
• Multiline comments
• Documentation comments

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 04-comments.dart

The Arithmetic Operators exercise demonstrates the usage of different arithmetic operators in Dart. It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus, and increment/decrement operators.

The exercise covers:

• Addition (+)
• Subtraction (-)
• Multiplication (*)
• Division (/ and ~/)
• Modulus (%)
• Increment (++)
• Decrement (--)
• Addition assignment (+=)
• Subtraction assignment (-=)

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 05-operators-arit.dart

The Other Operators exercise demonstrates the usage of different types of operators in Dart, including relational and type test.

The exercise covers:

• Relational operators (>, <, >=, <=, !=, ==)
• Type test operators (is, is!)

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/01-basic
dart run 06-operators.dart

The Taking Input exercise demonstrates how to take input from the user in Dart using the stdin.readLineSync() function. It covers:

• Importing the dart:io library
• Using the stdin.readLineSync() function to take user input
• Parsing the input to different data types

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/02-control
dart run 01-take-input.dart

The If-Else Statements exercise demonstrates the usage of if-else control structures in Dart. It covers:

• Using if statements to control the flow of the program
• Using else statements to provide an alternative path for the program
• Using else if statements to check multiple conditions

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/02-control
dart run 02-ifelse.dart

The If-Else Exercise is a practice exercise for using if-else control structures in Dart. It covers:

• Using if statements to control the flow of the program
• Using else statements to provide an alternative path for the program
• Using else if statements to check multiple conditions

To run this exercise, use the following commands:

cd exercises/02-control
dart run 02-exercise-ifelse.dart