Flutter Chapter on Scaffolds

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A widget in Flutter that acts as a container for other widgets, allowing you to control its size, padding, margin, background color, and other properties.

The property of a Widget that defines its width in pixels. This is the horizontal dimension of the widget.

The property of a widget that defines its height in pixels. This is the vertical dimension of the widget.

A visual representation that highlights the size and position of both the Container widget (lighter blue) and the parent widget (darker blue).

An example code snippet that demonstrates how to set the width and height of a Container widget using the width and height properties. This example helps to visually understand the effect of these properties on the Container's size.

The space surrounding the actual content of a Container widget. It creates an empty area between the content and the edges of the Container.

The space surrounding the Container widget itself. It creates an empty area between the Container widget and the widgets around it.

The foundation of a Flutter user interface, providing a basic structure and essential components for building app screens.

A bar that typically appears at the top of a screen, displaying information like the app title and navigation controls.

A widget that occupies the main content area of a Scaffold, displaying the primary content of the app screen.

A floating button that hovers over the content, providing quick access to an action or feature.

A class that represents a Flutter application, responsible for creating and managing the root of the user interface.

A method that allows developers to quickly update the user interface without restarting the entire application.

A feature within Flutter that lets you view debugging information in the running app, such as widgets' locations and layout properties.

A visual representation of a Flutter app, displayed on a screen.

A property of a widget that sets the fixed size of the widget, regardless of its content.

When a widget's width and height properties are set to null, its size adapts to its content.

A special property of a widget that allows you to control its position and alignment within its parent container.

A Flutter widget that displays text on the screen, with styling options for font, size, and color.

A Flutter widget that represents a floating button, typically used for actions or navigation.

A property of the Container widget that allows you to customize its appearance using colors, borders, shapes, gradients, and shadows.

A property of BoxDecoration that lets you create rounded corners for the Container.

A subproperty of borderRadius that allows you to specify the radius of the top-left corner of the Container.

A method used to add a margin around a widget, creating space between it and its surrounding elements.

A method used to add padding inside a widget, creating space between the widget's content and its boundaries.

A visual element used to enhance a user interface by adding an image to a Container.

A property of BoxDecoration that specifies the color of the background.

A property of BoxDecoration that defines the overall shape of the widget.

A property of the Text widget that specifies the size of the displayed text.