IDE setup (VS Code, Android Studio) in Flutter - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to create a new Flutter project using the command line.

Flutter

flutter [1] my_app

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Acreate

Bbuild

Crun

Dinstall

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Common Mistakes

Using 'flutter run' instead of 'flutter create'.

Typing 'flutter build' which compiles the app but doesn't create a project.

The flutter create command initializes a new Flutter project named my_app.

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medium

Complete the code to open the Flutter project folder in VS Code from the terminal.

Flutter

code [1]

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A~

B..

C.

D/

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Common Mistakes

Using '..' which means parent folder.

Using '/' which refers to root directory.

The dot . means the current directory, so code . opens the current folder in VS Code.

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hard

Fix the error in the Android Studio setup step: To install Flutter plugin, go to Preferences > Plugins > {{BLANK_1}} and search for 'Flutter'.

Flutter

Go to Preferences > Plugins > [1] and search for 'Flutter'.

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AMarketplace

BInstalled

CUpdates

DSettings

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Common Mistakes

Trying to find Flutter plugin under 'Installed' tab.

Looking under 'Updates' which shows only updates.

The Flutter plugin is found in the Marketplace tab of the Plugins section in Android Studio.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the command to check Flutter installation and environment setup.

Flutter

flutter [1] [2]

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Adoctor

B--verbose

C--check

D--fix

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Common Mistakes

Using '--check' or '--fix' which are not valid flutter doctor options.

Omitting the 'doctor' command.

The basic command is flutter doctor. Adding --verbose shows detailed info.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the Flutter run command with device ID and release mode.

Flutter

flutter run -d [1] --[2]

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Aemulator-5554

Brelease

Cdebug

Ddevice-1234

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Common Mistakes

Using 'debug' instead of 'release' for production builds.

Using an invalid device ID.

The -d option specifies the device ID like emulator-5554. The --release flag runs the app in release mode.