#13 - Dart Operators - Everything you need to know + Comparing 2 Objects in Dart

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In this video I'll make you an introduction to everything you need to know about every Dart Operator. I'll also cover one of the most important topics in Dart, and that is how Dart manages to compare two objects by default, and how you can override the == operator to customize it for your own preferences. Enjoy!

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[webghost]

comprehensive and clear, you don't need another source to learn about operators. Good work WCKD

[mqhamdam]

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[akashsingh]

great work, i like your tutorials and the way you explain the concept in so simple manner. Thanks for the effort.

[dilushachamari]

Watched all previous videos. Great content and to the point. thank you

[tanbirmahmud]

00:02 Dart operators are functions that perform operations like addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.

02:04 Dart operators can be overridden in different classes, with each class using its own operator.

04:07 Expressions in Dart are created using operators and can be evaluated by using logical operators

06:20 Dart operators and object comparison

08:24 Dart operators and comparing objects

10:32 Dart operators: Comparing objects and overriding the equal operator

12:32 Typecasting and checking object types in Dart.

14:39 Dart operators include compound assignment, logical, and bitwise operators.

16:54 Dart operators allow you to perform various mathematical and logical operations on values.

18:56 Dart operators provide a cleaner way to evaluate and return expressions.

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[jaibusby]

i still like the if else statement more