#17 - Dart Generics, Generic Types, Generic Classes, Generic Methods

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In this video I'll introduce you to everything you need to know about Generics in Dart. We'll start by discussing Generic Types, Classes and Methods and you'll learn when and why it's recommended to understand and practice Dart Generics during your development workflow.

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[tornikegogberashvili]

Amazing tutorial as always! Thank you for the hard work and for providing us with such valuable knowledge ❤️

[Osmanity]

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[vitaliyshastun]

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[md.ruhulamin]

Many many thanks sir for another great tutorial.

[thinkGrey_]

Damn good content 👏.... Love from India.

[thebicycleman]

You are an amazing teacher - your work is really appreciated - sorry I am broke right now, but one day when I make money I will for sure try and support you somehow - :)

[arnaudduquenoy]

🥂🥂🥂 another great Dart video ! May your cooling system be as bullet proof as your tutos :)

[vinitsharma]

if(this is Tuple<num>) why do we need to create a new variable thisAsTuple num and then return ?in line 16 time 14:11

[mortadhanaser]

Special thanks, I understood generics perfectly

[ikram-hasan]

When you checked if the Tuple was of type Tuple<num>, could we use assert instead of an if statement? And if we can, what is your reasoning for not doing so? I think the code could be simplified that way right?

[peppende]

Hi, when you talk about to convert a List into a Map, in overlay you wrote: [12, 13, 14] => {1:12, 2:13, 3:14}, is it correct or the right key value would be: {0:12, 1:13, 2:14} ?

[ibrahimalshmrani]

now how do you use generic with inheritance ?

[philosophia]

Why have you stopped uploading videos man?

[bizooku]

Finally, someone explains generics in plain english and in terms that are easily understood. Thank you!

[devraphe]

this is the most confusing episode, i have watched 3 times and I still don't get. I have just been thinking of if it would be necessary in flutter, I can't think of one. I hope not; this is just too confusing