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COMSATS University Islamabad

Abbottabad Campus
Department of Computer Science
Lab 5 Tasks

Course: Mobile Application Development Class: BSE-6C


Name: Safa Noor Marks: 20 marks

Q#1. Write the code of the following programs in Dart language.

1. Write an example of function definition and function call with named parameters.

Code:

void test({required String name, int age = 0, String? city}) {


print("Hello, my name is $name.");
print("I am $age years old.");
if (city != null) {
print("I live in $city.");
} else {
print("City is not specified.");
}
}

void main() {
test(name: "Safa", age: 25, city: "Karachi");
test(name: "Ali", city: "Lahore");
test(name: "Aisha", age: 30);
}

Output:
2. Write arrow functions for the following equations:
2 4
A=a +b
2
Z= p +5 t+ A

Code:

double calculateA(double a, double b) => (a * a) + (b * b * b * b);


double calculateZ(double p, double t, double A) => (p * p) + (5 * t) +
A;

void main() {

double a = 2;
double b = 3;
double p = 4;
double t = 1;

double A = calculateA(a, b);


double Z = calculateZ(p, t, A);

print("A: $A");
print("Z: $Z");
}

Output:
3. Write arrow functions for the following equations:
2
A=x +2 xy + p . Z
Z = a 2 + 4.B2 – 8b + 2a
2
B=n + qn+1

Code:

double calB(double n, double q) => (n * n) + (q * n) + 1;


double calZ(double a, double b, double B) => (a * a) + (4 * B * B) - (8
* b) + (2 * a);
double calA(double x, double y, double p, double Z) => (x * x) + (2 * x
* y) + (p * Z);

void main() {

double x = 3;
double y = 2;
double p = 1.5;
double a = 2;
double b = 4;
double n = 5;
double q = 1;

double B = calB(n, q);


double Z = calZ(a, b, B);
double A = calA(x, y, p, Z);

print("B: $B");
print("Z: $Z");
print("A: $A");
}
Output:

4. Suppose the equation is:


Z = x2 + 4y2 – 8N2
Where N is represented by a separate equation:
N = p2 + q2
Solve ‘Z’ with an arrow function, such that you need to define the arrow function N
within the body of Z.

Code:

double calculateZ(double x, double y, double p, double q) {


double calculateN() => (p * p) + (q * q);
return (x * x) + (4 * y * y) - (8 * (calculateN() * calculateN()));
}

void main() {

double x = 3;
double y = 2;
double p = 1;
double q = 2;

double Z = calculateZ(x, y, p, q);


print("Z: $Z");
}

Output:
5. Given the following list: ['apples', 'bananas', 'oranges'];
Append a string with each element of the list and capitalize each element of list. Use a
combination of map and forEach function.

Code:

void main() {

List<String> home = ['Kitchen', 'room', 'lawn'];


String appendString = ' is pretty';

var modifiedhome = home.map((item) {


return '${item.toUpperCase()}$appendString'; }).toList();

modifiedhome.forEach((item) {
print(item);
});
}

Output:

6. Create a small calculator application using typedef functions performing these


operations, add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
Code:

typedef Calculator = double Function(double a, double b);

void main(){

Calculator add = (double a, double b) => a + b;


Calculator subtract = (double a, double b) => a - b;
Calculator multiply = (double a, double b) => a * b;
Calculator divide = (double a, double b) => a / b;

Map <String,Calculator> operations ={


'add':add, 'subtract':subtract, 'mul':multiply, 'divide':divide
};
print('Add:');
print(operations['add']!(10,5));
print('Subtract:');
print(operations['subtract']!(10,5));
print('Multiply:');
print(operations['mul']!(10,5));
print('Divide:');
print(operations['divide']!(10,5));
}

Output:

7. Suppose you have the following array,

List<Map<String, String>> myArray = [


{'name': 'ali', 'age': '45'},
{'name': 'noman', 'age': '34'},
];
Display the key and value of array elements.
Display the values of the array
Code:

void main() {
List<Map<String, String>> myArray = [
{'name': 'ali', 'age': '45'},
{'name': 'noman', 'age': '34'},
];

print("Keys and Values:");


myArray.forEach((element) {
element.forEach((key, value) {
print('$key: $value');
});
});

print("\nValues only:");
myArray.forEach((element) {
element.values.forEach((value) {
print(value);
});
});
}

Output:
8. Suppose we have the following arrays:
var myArray1 = [3, 4, 5]
var myArray2 = [6, 7, 8]
Write code to append the myArray2 into myArray1.
Code:

void main() {
var myArray1 = [3, 4, 5];
var myArray2 = [6, 7, 8];
var combinedArray = [...myArray1, ...myArray2];

print(combinedArray);
}

Output:

9. Write an example of defining an arrow function within another arrow function.


Code:

void main() {
var outerFunction = (int x) => (int y) {
var innerFunction = (int z) => x + y + z;
return innerFunction;
};

var innerFunc = outerFunction(5)(10);


int result = innerFunc(10);
print("Result: $result");
}

Output:

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