Dart Higher-Order Functions and Lambda Expression Tutorial (Functional Programming in Dart) #10.2

Flutter for Dart: Explore what is Higher-order functions and Lambda expression or anonymous function.

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[nyagalynette]

This is the first video I haven't understood in your dart series. I will come back 1 more time to see if I will understand. Thanks a million

[afrozali]

So you are the hidden guy Sriyank Sidharth who also taught me Core Java on Internshala very clearly and also you taught Dart in same ways that you teach Core Java.
Feel good to learn again from you.
Thanks very much.

Same way same manner same language style nothing changes.
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Just love the way you clear harder things in a very easy manner .
Lots of Thank you and love u sir, for making this playlist totally free 💜

[kyawzin-kz]

This video makes me understand how JavaScript is different from others

[JK]

Thanks bro for one more video....Very nice and clear....👌👌

[tomasgemes]

To be honest, I'm in a struggle to understand this. To many unanswered questions rise to my mind while watching. Loved and easily understood all other videos tho <3

[bishalmahanta]

addNumbers() and myFunction() both are referring to same Object in memory heap right? We can achieve higher-order functions because in dart Function is a class right?

[adityaaggarwal]

i still cant understand why higher order functions are used..
we can just call the functions inside the required function instead of passing it as a parameter

[MassimoTodaro]

you call myFunc myFunction all the time but they are two separate objects (function)

[ripustudy]

//this is bit complicated .
var myFunction = taskToPerform() ;
print (myFunction (10));

// You can also use that
print (taskToPerform()(10));