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Apprendre if...else Statement in Dart | Conditional Statements
Introduction to Dart
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Introduction to Dart

Introduction to Dart

1. First Acquaintance with Dart
2. Variables and Data Types in Dart
3. Conditional Statements
4. List and String
5. Loops in Dart

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if...else Statement in Dart

This image illustrates the basic structure of a conditional statement in programming:

First, some code runs, then a condition is checked. If the condition is true, the code block after if (if code block) executes; if the condition is false, the code block after else (else code block) runs. After the conditional statement, the next part of the code executes. This structure allows the program to make decisions based on given conditions.

Syntax

An if can be followed by an optional else block. The else block will execute if the Boolean expression tested by the if block evaluates to false.

Example

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void main() { int age = 17; if (age >= 18) { print("You're an adult"); } else { print("You're not an adult yet."); } }

In the example above, the age < 18, so the if code block hasn't been executed. The else code block executes when the if condition is false.

The else syntax is like the if syntax without a condition and parentheses ( )

Task

Write a condition for the if statement to check whether the variable is of type int.

Use is operator.

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void main() { var num = 7.0; if(num is int){ print('Type: int'); } else { print('Type: other type'); } }
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void main() { var num = 7.0; if(___){ print('Type: int'); } else { print('Type: other type'); } }

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