Question - What is run in Dart?
Answer -
A Dart runtime is required to execute code, regardless of which platform you use or how you create it. This runtime handles the following essential tasks:
- Dart has a managed memory model, which means that unneeded memory is reclaimed by a garbage collector (GC).
- Enforcing the Dart type system: While most type checks in Dart are static (at build time), there are a few dynamic type checks (runtime). The Dart runtime, for example, uses type check and cast operators to enforce vigorous checks.
- Isolates are managed by the Dart runtime, which is in charge of the primary isolate (where code generally runs) and any secondary isolates that the app creates.
The Dart runtime is included automatically inside self-contained executables on native platforms and is part of the Dart VM provided by the dart run command.