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beginner
What is a Future in Flutter?
A Future represents a value that will be available later, like waiting for a friend to arrive. It helps handle tasks that take time, such as loading data from the internet.
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beginner
What does the async keyword do in a function?
It marks the function as asynchronous, allowing you to use await inside it to pause execution until a Future completes, making code easier to read.
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beginner
How does the await keyword work?
It pauses the function execution until the Future finishes and returns its result, like waiting for a text message before continuing.
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intermediate
Why use async/await instead of callbacks?
Async/await makes code look simple and linear, avoiding nested callbacks that can be confusing, just like following a clear recipe step-by-step.
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intermediate
What happens if a Future throws an error and you use async/await?
You can catch the error using try-catch blocks around the await call, helping you handle problems gracefully without crashing the app.
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What type does an async function return in Flutter?
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Async functions always return a Future, even if you return a simple value inside.
Which keyword pauses execution until a Future completes?
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The await keyword pauses the function until the Future finishes.
How do you handle errors in async/await code?
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Try-catch blocks let you catch and handle errors from awaited Futures.
What does a Future represent?
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A Future represents a value that will be ready in the future.
Which of these is a benefit of async/await?
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Async/await helps avoid nested callbacks, making code clearer.
Explain how async and await work together in Flutter to handle long tasks.
Think about waiting for a friend before continuing your plan.
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Describe how you would handle errors when using async/await in Flutter.
Imagine catching a problem before it breaks your app.
You got /4 concepts.