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Dart Programming language from zero

Learn the fundamentals and build skills from scratch. Perfect for beginners looking to start their journey and achieve proficiency.

4.6(200)
9,048students
20h 1m
Certificate
Ahmed Elsaid
Ahmed ElsaidMobile Apps Development Instructor

Course Content

Dart Programming language from zero is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Ahmed Elsaid. It runs 20h 1m, is taught in Arabic, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 200 reviews, with 9,048 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated September 2025.

Master Dart Programming for Mobile App Development

This comprehensive course empowers you to expertly handle the Dart programming language, a key technology for building powerful mobile applications with filters. We'll cover the latest Dart releases, ensuring you have the most up-to-date skills. Whether you're new to Android or iOS app development, this course provides a step-by-step learning path, taking you from beginner to proficient in Dart.

Course Requirements:

  • No prior experience needed: Absolutely no previous programming knowledge is required.
  • Hardware: Just a laptop or computer is all you need to get started!

What You Will Learn:

  • Dart Setup: Detailed instructions for setting up your development environment on Windows. (تسطيب بيئة العمل)
  • Dart Fundamentals: A thorough understanding of what Dart is and its core principles.
  • Basic Syntax: Learn all the essential building blocks of the Dart language.
  • Variables & Data Types: Understand how to declare and use different data types.
  • Control Flow: Master if/switch statements for conditional execution.
  • Functions & Types: Learn to define and use functions, including types and parameters.
  • Dart Enumerations (Enums): Utilize enums for creating named constants.
  • Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Dive into OOP concepts.
    • Classes & Objects: Understand the fundamentals of classes and objects.
    • Abstract Classes: Learn how to implement abstract classes.
  • Asynchronous Programming: Handle asynchronous operations effectively.
  • Collections: Work with various collection types like Maps, Lists, and Sets.
  • Loops: Utilize different loop types: for-in, for, while, and do-while.
  • Null Safety: Implement null safety extensions for robust code.
  • Regular Expressions (Regex): Master pattern matching with regular expressions.
  • Advanced Dart Topics:
    • Mixins: Enhance code reusability with mixins.
    • Higher-Order Functions: Work with functions that operate on other functions.
    • Dart Futures: Manage asynchronous tasks with Futures.
    • Static Members: Understand and use static members.
    • Factory Constructors: Implement factory constructors for flexible object creation.
    • Exception Handling: Handle errors gracefully with exception handling.
    • Recursive Functions: Write functions that call themselves.
    • Singleton Pattern: Implement the Singleton design pattern.
    • Date Time: Work with date and time objects.
    • Math Library: Utilize the Math library for mathematical operations.
    • Package Constructor and Named Constructor: Learn to create constructors.
    • Getter and Setter: Implement getters and setters for controlled property access.
    • Encapsulation: Understand and apply encapsulation principles.
    • Iterator: Use iterators for traversing collections.
    • Record: Work with record types.
    • Lambda Expression: Use lambda expressions for concise code.
    • const and final: Understand and use const and final keywords.
    • Dot Operators: Utilize dot operators for property access.
    • Ternary Operator (Short Hand if Statement): Use the ternary operator for concise conditional expressions.
    • Nested IF: Implement nested if statements for complex logic.
    • Special Characters: Work with special characters in Dart.
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