Dart programming language Futures and Async and Await for asynchronous operations #14

In this tutorial, you would learn how to use Dart's Future or Async/Await for asynchronous programming in Flutter or Server Side Dart.

A future is a Future T object, which represents an asynchronous operation that produces a result of type T.

The async and await keywords are part of the Dart language’s asynchrony support. They allow you to write asynchronous code that looks like synchronous code and doesn’t use the Future API. An async function is one that has the async keyword before its body. The await keyword works only in async functions.

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