Recap - Declaring Variables
Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Dart journey — lesson 15 of 94.
Challenge
EasyIn this challenge, you'll create a simple data model for a weather application using various variable types and concepts you've learned.
Complete the following tasks:
- Create a
Stringvariable namedcityNamewith the value"New York" - Create an
intvariable namedtemperaturewith the value28 - Create a
doublevariable namedhumiditywith the value0.65 - Create a
boolvariable namedisSunnywith the valuetrue - Create a variable using
varnamedweatherConditionwith the value"Partly Cloudy" - Create a
finalvariable namedcountryCodewith the value"US" - Create a
constvariable namedWEATHER_API_VERSIONwith the value"v1.0"(use proper naming convention for constants) - Create a nullable
Stringvariable namedweatherWarningwith the valuenull - Print all variables with descriptive labels in the exact format shown in the expected output
- Update
weatherWarningto"Heat Advisory"and print it again with the same label
Your output must match the exact format shown in the expected output.
Try it yourself
void main() {
// Declare all required variables
String cityName = ?;
int temperature = ?;
double humidity = ?;
bool isSunny = ?;
var weatherCondition = ?;
final countryCode = ?;
const String WEATHER_API_VERSION = ?;
String? weatherWarning = ?;
// Print all variables with labels
print("Weather Information:");
print("City: ?");
print("Temperature: $temperature°C");
print("Humidity: ?");
print("Sunny: ?");
print("Condition: ?");
print("Country: ?");
print("API Version: ?");
print("Warning: ?");
// Update weatherWarning and print it again
weatherWarning = ?;
print("Warning: ?");
}All lessons in Fundamentals
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