Dart Course for Beginners (Sinhala)

Set up a new Dart project, create the main method, print 'Hello world' to the console, and run the program to view the output.

Learn dart basics by creating a hello world program, using the main method, printing output with the print statement, and including single line and multi-line comments for debugging.

Learn data types in Dart, including string, boolean, list, maps, and numbers such as double, through practical variable names and print statements.

Explore Dart variable naming rules, including using underscores and dollars and proper keyword usage to create clear, compliant identifiers.

Explore how const and final keywords work in Dart, examining compile-time constants, variable declarations, and runtime behavior to write clear, reliable Dart code.

Explore arithmetic operators in a Dart course for beginners, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and how to assign values to variables and print results.

Explore the Dart math library by importing the math library to compute square, square root, and the power of two, and to generate random values.

Learn how to read user input in Dart using standard input and read line, and then display the entered name.

Explore if-else statements in Dart to evaluate conditions and print results. Compare numbers, handle true or false branches, and use greater-than or less-than checks.

Explore relational operators in Dart, learning to compare values with greater than, less than, and equal, and to implement conditional logic using if statements and print outputs.

Learn how to use logical operators in Dart to evaluate conditions with and, or, and not, and print results based on true or false outcomes.

Master the for loop in Dart by learning its syntax, count value, and termination condition, and practice with print statements and a main method.

Learn the while loop in Dart for beginners, covering syntax, boolean expressions, and using user input to drive loop conditions.

Learn beginner Dart basics by handling end user input, reading lines for X, Y, and Z, testing with if conditions, and printing results, using the main method and library imports.