415CIS-3: Intro to Dart & Flutter

Dart code can only be run with statically typed variables.

Fluter was mostly written using Java and runs natively.

Dart SDK includes only libraries and no command-line tools.

Static types in Dart do not require specifying variable types.

Dynamically-typed languages require ahead-of-time compilation.

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Dart is a UI software development kit (SDK) designed specifically for building high-performance web applications.

Flutter is optimized to run only on Android devices, excluding iOS platforms.

Dart has a syntax similar to C++.

Running Dart code in a web browser can be done using the 'dartpad.dev' online tool.

The Dart SDK includes a Virtual Machine (VM) that allows Dart code to be compiled just-in-time (JIT) as it runs.

Dart code can be compiled ahead-of-time (AOT) to deploy it as machine code for faster performance.

Dart SDK includes both libraries and command-line tools.

Dart code can be compiled as just-in-time (JIT) and ahead-of-time (AOT) in addition to natively.

Dynamic-typed languages in Dart require specific variable types.

Flutter was predominantly developed using Java instead of Dart.

Static types in Dart allow for type-checking before the code is run.

Dart code can run with both static types and dynamic types variables.