In Flutter, a stateful widget is a widget that maintains state, or stateful data, throughout its lifecycle. A stateless widget, on the other hand, is a widget that does not maintain state and is rebuilt every time its parent widget is rebuilt.
The lifecycle of a stateful widget consists of several stages, including creation, initialization, building, and disposal.
Here is an overview of the lifecycle of a stateful widget in Flutter:
Creation: The stateful widget is created and a new instance of its associated state class is also created.
Initialization: The initState method is called on the state object. This is the first method to be called in the lifecycle of a stateful widget and is a good place to perform one-time setup tasks, such as initializing variables or performing async operations.
Building: The build method is called on the state object. This method is responsible for building the widget tree that represents the widget. The build method is called every time the widget's parent widget is rebuilt, and is used to update the widget's appearance.
Disposal: The dispose method is called on the state object when the widget is removed from the tree. This is a good place to perform cleanup tasks, such as disposing of resources or canceling async operations.
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