Vijay🇳🇵

Flutter developer

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@WLinkComm
Why is your service too slow?

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@dev_basanta @pulte dina paryo ni dinxu vanesi 😂😂

[Dart Language @dart_lang]

🎯 The road to Dart 3 ✨

Dart 3, expected by mid 2023, will only support sound null safety.

Learn more about how Dart's sound safety compares to other languages, and how we're preparing for this major release in the blog by @MiSvTh → https://t.co/YPm8KsdIfG

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@bijaythapaa @twi_age Happy Dashain 😂😂

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@kishor_nirav54 Oh Okays, Just making what were you doing 😂😂

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@twtadarsh still better than paper

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@kishor_nirav54 kham kham

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@imdivi_jain Absolute care of yourself, not many can do this 🤗

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@CodeByPoonam camelCase in dart

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Hungarian notation is an identifier naming convention in computer programming, in which the name of a variable or function indicates its intention or kind, and in some dialects its type.
lAccountNum : variable is a long integer ("l")
rwPosition : variable represents a row ("rw");

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@serratiasitatia the animal (or person) has difficulty swallowing and so fears a drink of water.

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@imdivi_jain It's simple, If it's not wrong then it's right.

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@kshama612 research informations :)

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@mshubhangi12 Don't have Netflix 🤔🤞

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Child:
The nodes connected directly below a parent are called child nodes. In a tree, every child has exactly one parent. That’s what makes a tree a tree.

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The tree is a data structure of profound importance. It’s used to tackle many recurring challenges in software development, such as:
• Representing hierarchical relationships.
• Managing sorted data.
• Facilitating fast lookup operations.
#dart

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Parent
Trees are viewed starting from the top and branching towards the bottom, just like a real tree. Well, OK, exactly the opposite of a real tree. :]
Every node except for the topmost one is connected to exactly one node above it. That node is called a parent node.