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There's a higher omnipotent deity that tells us to start each new CS language we learn with a "Hello World" app. The last time someone disobeyed this deity, their apartment was found vacant and there was no trace of that person.
For the sake of our safety, we will do what this deity wants. Hence, our first app with be the, yup you guessed it — "Hello World" app.
- The app has been divided into steps.
- Each step has starter and solution code.
- You can access each code set using the respective branches.
- Also, each step has detailed TODOs along with explanations on why we're doing each TODO.
- Complete the given TODOs in order.
- Compare the starter and solution branches for each step. You can do this on GitHub or in Android Studio/VS Code.
How to compare branches on GitHub
How to compare branches on Android Studio
How to compare branches on Android Studio
- Writing main()
- Intro to Flutter
- Text
- Scaffold
- MaterialApp
- Default Material Design colors with Colors
- TextStyle
- Running on web