Dart Classes - Static Members

[@StanleyAkpeji-p2d]

I have to admit you are one of the best in dart if not the best that I have come across. The tutorials are so relatable. Thank you so much.

[@keithbertschin1213]

Thank you for showing a real world example. So many videos show abstract application that still leaves you asking why have you done that?

[@tertiusscheepers8357]

@johan I have a quick question about getters and setters. In short why use them what are they preventing or assisting with?? Why make properties private to start off with just WHY. I see the use of them in PHP as well but I don't really know why it is being done. I know what it does (private vs protected vs public) I just don't know WHY??

[@gregsullivan7408]

I find it interesting that static members CAN be accessed as "local" members from WITHIN the class. This isn't completely intuitive to me - I thought perhaps the qualifier would still be required, to emphasise that the members were static. (just for giggles, I tried defining both a static and a normal variable with the same name - unsurprisingly, that's not allowed - even if it were allowed, it would be extremely confusing)

[@xtrinity205]

Very helpful! Thanks.

[@Ahmed.r.a]

thank you so much. very clear and intuitive. which English accent is this? I like it.

[@gregsullivan7408]

Exceptionally good voice, yes. Sounds like it could be South African. It's so much easier when the presenter has a clear and pleasant tone.

[@amosgaslin1897]

Thanks