Programming in Dart: Classes

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In the last part, you introduced to the concept of classes. Classes allow us to define objects that represent the given state and behavior of a particular task in our program. If that’s all classes did, they would be awesome, but there’s a whole new layer of functionality that will save you both time and code. In this part, we’re going to be diving deeper into class features.

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