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How To Write If Statement In Dart?
I am writing if statement like that:
String value;
if(int.parse(value)) // I want to write a condition that if error appear while parsing
// (like value contains some strings) then if statement run
It can be achieved by writing try/catch
try{
int.parse(value)
}
catch (e) {
// implement if statement
}
But I want to do this with if statement
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Answer
Well you can try a different approach using tryParse()
method and check whether the result is null
then the parse failed.
if (int.tryParse(value)==null){ // execute failed parse code }
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source: stackoverflow.com
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