Asynchronous programming allows a program to do work while waiting for something else to complete. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to work with Future in Dart (also in Flutter). At the end, you’re gonna know:
- Introduction to Dart Future
- How to create Future, Future delayed and value methods
- Basic Future usage: then, catchError and callback
- Way to use Future async-await
- Future multiple await/then for chain of multiple asynchronous methods
- Equivalent of ‘finally’: Future whenComplete
- Future wait for multiple futures complete
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