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beginner
What is a widget tree in Flutter?
A widget tree is a structure that shows how widgets are arranged inside each other in a Flutter app. It looks like a family tree where each widget can have children widgets.
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beginner
Why is the widget tree important in Flutter?
The widget tree helps Flutter know what to draw on the screen and how widgets relate to each other. It controls the app's layout and appearance.
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beginner
What is the difference between a parent widget and a child widget?
A parent widget contains one or more child widgets inside it. The child widgets are placed or arranged by the parent widget.
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intermediate
How does Flutter update the UI using the widget tree?
When something changes, Flutter rebuilds the parts of the widget tree that need updating, then redraws the screen quickly.
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beginner
What is a leaf widget in the widget tree?
A leaf widget is a widget that has no children. It is at the end of a branch in the widget tree, like a Text or Icon widget.
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What does the widget tree represent in Flutter?
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The widget tree shows how widgets are arranged inside each other to build the UI.
Which widget is a parent in this tree: Column > Row > Text?
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Column is the top parent widget containing Row, which contains Text.
What happens when Flutter rebuilds the widget tree?
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Flutter rebuilds parts of the widget tree to update the UI when data changes.
Which widget is a leaf widget?
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Text is a leaf widget because it has no children.
Why do widgets form a tree structure?
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Widgets form a tree to show how they are nested inside each other.
Explain what a widget tree is and why it matters in Flutter apps.
Think of how widgets are like family members connected in a tree.
You got /3 concepts.
Describe how Flutter uses the widget tree to update the screen when something changes.
Imagine changing one branch of a tree without cutting the whole tree.
You got /3 concepts.