Booleans

Dart utilizes the bool data type to represent boolean values, which can only be true or false, akin to a light switch. Boolean variables are created using the bool keyword, and naming conventions suggest using prefixes like is, has, can, or should for clarity. Dart also supports type inference, allowing the use of var or final for boolean variables. Additionally, mathematical comparisons yield boolean results, and nullable booleans (bool?) can represent an additional state of null. Understanding booleans is essential for implementing conditional statements and controlling application flow.