previously i watch another playlist about coroutine, but i Feel like that,i don't know nothing about coroutine, but after watching your video, i'm a bit confident that, yes i get the concept of coroutine. Thank you so much..❤️

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Thank you so much!!----------- it was a great explanation.

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I regret not watching this video earlier. I truely love the way you teach. Thank you so much Sriyank.

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Now this method has been chnaged List myNumberList = List.filled(5, null, growable: false);

Can you please provide captions for your video

Hey ..can you please provide captions for your videos.. so it will be easy to understand?

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0:54 Can anyone tell me he said opposite as per figure btw very helpful videos!

thank you so much sir , this playlist helps me to brush up my dart concepts as well as I learned few more things

Great video series, i completed for 2 times. :)

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1:44 ,lazy execution is serial or parallel??

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Very clearly explained!! Thank you for making such videos ... Fun fact is that even the videos are short 😅 it took 1 month to complete and understand all these videos ..

Make a course with new versions of dart it doesn’t work well

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I was searching for a video where I can understand it clearly after visit to many channels u were the last stop .thnku

Hi great explanation thank you. But I have one question if GlobalScope.launch and launch(Dispatcher.Default){} both are doing same then why do we have both I am confused here. Can you please help me

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We can also change the first condition as: if(marks >= 90 && marks == 100){ print("A+ Grade"); } Since there are cases that a student might get a 100 as his/her perfect score.

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There's no "Confined" Dispatcher in kotlin coroutines. Check this code: fun main() = runBlocking { val job2 = launch(context = Dispatchers.Default) { println("Thread name1: ${Thread.currentThread().name}") delay(200) println("Thread name11: ${Thread.currentThread().name}") launch { println("Thread name2: ${Thread.currentThread().name}") delay(200) println("Thread name22: ${Thread.currentThread().name}") } } job2.join() } The output is: Thread name1: DefaultDispatcher-worker-1 @coroutine#2 Thread name11: DefaultDispatcher-worker-1 @coroutine#2 Thread name2: DefaultDispatcher-worker-2 @coroutine#3 Thread name22: DefaultDispatcher-worker-1 @coroutine#3 As you can see inner coroutine has no context passed as an explicit parameter, so it inherits the context from the outer CoroutineScope. Then we see that outer coroutine used worker1 before and after delay, while inner one used worker2 and after delay worker1. In this video (e.g. 2:00:00 time code) launch without parameter prints same main thread before and after delay because there're no other threads to choose from. But in case you use any thread pool - the execution of coroutine after delay may continue on any other available dispatcher. Here's link to the code above: pl.kotl.in/MHnrcyvsp Please, keep this in mind.

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Nice one. Shriyank but I suggest the third A without circle is not necessary. the space between the previous button and next button could be left empty because you can not click on answer button again once the answer has actually appeared on the screen.

I have watched many coroutine lectures but this is the first time I have understood coroutine.Amazing video keep uploading this kind of video.

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