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6 Types of Constructors in Dart
Most of us know what a constructor is and how it works. Let’s take a closer look at the six types of constructors we use all the time
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Constructors in Dart Language
Constructors allow us to create different instances of our classes. Since Flutter is all about widgets, building widgets requires constructors. No matter what level of developer you are, your code will probably have a lot of constructors because you may have a lot of widgets. It’s important to know when and why to use each type of constructor.
There are many ways to construct an object in modern languages, and the Dart language offers the following constructors:
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Default Constructors
Parameterized Constructors
Named Constructors
Factory Constructors
Redirecting Constructors
Constant Constructors
Default, parameterized, and named constructors are known as “generative constructors” since they purely generate an instance.