When you are building UI in Flutter, you will be building a bunch of screens that extend a StatelessWidget or a StatefulWidget and the build() method will contain a bunch of sub widgets that are related to each other via a tree structure. So it is very important to understand and visualise the tree structure of the UI you build in Flutter.
Here is a widget class for an app called Sunflower, and the task for this assignment is to draw a widget tree for this widget class.
When you are building UI in Flutter, you will be building a bunch of screens that extend a StatelessWidget or a StatefulWidget and the
build()
method will contain a bunch of sub widgets that are related to each other via a tree structure. So it is very important to understand and visualise the tree structure of the UI you build in Flutter.Here is a widget class for an app called Sunflower, and the task for this assignment is to draw a widget tree for this widget class.
You can also get this same code if you run Flutter Dartpad under Samples --> Sunflower.
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