In Flutter, the print() function is used to output text to the console. It is a built-in Dart function that is often used for debugging purposes. When you call print(), it prints the specified message to the console or terminal where the app is running. This can help developers track the flow of execution, inspect variable values, and diagnose issues in their code.
Example Usage
- Simple Text Output:
void main() { print('Hello, Flutter!');}
This will print Hello, Flutter! to the console.
