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The document provides a comprehensive list of Flutter interview questions and answers categorized into fresher, intermediate, and advanced levels. Key topics include Flutter's definition, Dart programming language, state management, and various Flutter concepts like hot reload, Navigator, and CustomPainter. It serves as a resource for candidates preparing for Flutter-related job interviews.

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Flutter Interview Questions Answers

The document provides a comprehensive list of Flutter interview questions and answers categorized into fresher, intermediate, and advanced levels. Key topics include Flutter's definition, Dart programming language, state management, and various Flutter concepts like hot reload, Navigator, and CustomPainter. It serves as a resource for candidates preparing for Flutter-related job interviews.

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Flutter Interview Questions and Answers

Fresher Level
Q: What is Flutter?
A: Flutter is an open-source UI toolkit by Google for building natively compiled applications for
mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase.

Q: What is Dart, and why is it used in Flutter?


A: Dart is an object-oriented programming language developed by Google. It is used in Flutter for its
fast performance and ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation.

Q: Difference between StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget?


A: StatelessWidget is immutable and doesnt hold state, while StatefulWidget can rebuild itself based
on state changes.

Q: What is the pubspec.yaml file?


A: It's a configuration file that manages dependencies, assets, and metadata of the Flutter project.

Q: What is hot reload?


A: Hot reload allows injecting updated code into the running Dart VM, enabling UI updates without
restarting the app.

Intermediate Level
Q: How does Flutter handle state management?
A: Flutter supports state management via setState, Provider, BLoC, Redux, Riverpod, etc.

Q: What are keys in Flutter?


A: Keys help Flutter identify widgets uniquely in the widget tree, useful in lists and when reordering
widgets.

Q: Explain Navigator and routing in Flutter.


A: Navigator manages a stack of routes; you push or pop routes to navigate between screens.

Q: What are mixins in Dart?


A: Mixins are a way of reusing class code in multiple class hierarchies without using inheritance.

Q: How to handle async operations in Dart?


A: Using async/await with Future and Stream classes for non-blocking execution.

Advanced Level
Q: Difference between main() and runApp()?
A: main() is the apps entry point; runApp() attaches a widget tree to the screen.
Q: What is CustomPainter?
A: CustomPainter lets you create custom shapes and drawings by overriding paint and
shouldRepaint methods.

Q: What is WidgetsBindingObserver?
A: It listens to application lifecycle changes, such as app pause, resume, etc.

Q: Explain tree shaking in Flutter.


A: Tree shaking is the process of removing unused code to reduce app size during compilation.

Q: How to integrate platform-specific code?


A: Using platform channels to communicate between Dart and native code (Java/Kotlin,
Swift/Obj-C).

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