Here’s the Dart translation of the Go code example for handling time and durations:
Our first program demonstrates Dart’s support for times and durations. Here’s the full source code:
To run the program, save it as time_example.dart and use dart run:
This example demonstrates how to work with dates, times, and durations in Dart. The DateTime class is used for representing a point in time, while the Duration class represents a span of time. These classes provide methods for creating, manipulating, and comparing times and durations.
Note that Dart uses milliseconds for its time resolution, unlike Go which uses nanoseconds. Also, Dart’s DateTime doesn’t have a separate nanosecond field, so we’ve used microseconds (which includes milliseconds) as the closest equivalent.
Next, we’ll look at the related idea of time relative to the Unix epoch.