Dart Language Practice Tests

This practice test includes 100 questions from the basics of the Dart language to its depths. First of all, I would like to state that the main purpose in the preparation of this practice test is to raise awareness about code structures and solutions offered by the Dart language rather than providing level detection.

The Dart language, which was developed and used by Google in the early 2010s, has become more preferred by developers with Flutter, which has become popular in developing cross-platform applications.

However, there is a general observation that the developers are starting to use the Flutter SDK without much reinforcing the Dart issues, and as a result of this, instead of nice activities such as dealing with widgets while developing the application, they are busy completing their needs by returning to Dart language topics. Therefore, my advice is not to start coding interfaces for mobile applications without understanding the Dart issues thoroughly.

To list some of the topics included in this practice test:

• Data Types and Variables

• Operators

• Control Flow Statements

• Collection Structures

• Built-in Methods

• Functions

• Class and Object Topics

• Asynchronous Operations

• Exceptions

• Libraries ans Packages

• Callables

• Metadata

• Dart Commands

The 100-question test will be waiting for you as the course content. You will see a maximum duration of 3 minutes for each question.  Don't let this time scare you. Because in this tests, there are no questions such as what dart codes compiled by lines, which are not intended to measure knowledge level or raise awareness. That task is compiler's job, not yours :)

In order to get the most out of the test, if you do not consider yourself an advanced Dart developer, do not try to complete the tests in one session. When you realize that you cannot pay attention to questions, be sure to take a break.

Finally, it is necessary to remind that the software world is constantly developing and parallel to this, software languages have to update themselves. In this context, considering the future of Dart language, I tried not to include questions on topics that may be invalid in the short term. Therefore, all questions are valid for Dart version 2.10.4.

Good luck everyone!