One major way that Google’s programming language Dart stands out from other programming languages is by being easier to read with a syntax that is similar to that of a human language. It uses fewer commands but more options. You can freely choose the names for your variables making any code you write yourself understandable. This also eliminates the need to make tons of additional comments in the code. You can use spaces, tabs, and line breaks as you wish. This allows a programmer to clearly structure the code in a way that will ultimately be ignored by the compiler. There are exceptions such as keywords, variable names, and function names (i.e. defined terms in Dart). These include “if”, “else”, “string”, and “void” among others. Lastly, a clear distinction is made between using uppercase and lowercase letters which significantly increases the scope for naming.
In an analysis of the mostpopular programming languages in 2019, the developer platform Stack Overflow found that Dart (66.3%) was just behind JavaScript (66.8%).