In Dart, code execution follows a specific lifecycle: synchronous code executes first, followed by micro tasks (high-priority internal actions), and finally event code (lower-priority external events like user clicks and timers). This ordering determines the sequence of print statements in asynchronous code, which is essential for understanding Flutter's event loop behavior.
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Senior Flutter Interview Question | Dart coding question #flutter #dart #coding #programmingAjouté :
Senior flutter interview question. What prints first? Think carefully before you answer.
Before I show you the correct answer, write down your own answer in the comment section. Pause the video, write it down, and I'll run the code. Let's see the correct output. If you got this right, then you understand dart execution life cycle. If not, let me explain it simply. Under the hood, dart always executes synchronous code first. So, we have A and D, and then it goes to micro task.
It executes micro task, and after that, it prints event code, okay? So, we have two synchronous code, and then micro task, and then event, which is printed last. That's why we have A D C B.
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