Timeouts are important for programs that connect to external resources or that otherwise need to bound execution time. Implementing timeouts in Dart is straightforward using Futures and the timeout method.
Running this program shows the first operation timing out and the second succeeding.
In this Dart version:
We use Future and Completer to simulate asynchronous operations instead of goroutines and channels.
The timeout method on Future is used to implement timeouts, which throws a TimeoutException if the operation takes longer than specified.
We use try-catch blocks to handle the timeout exceptions.
The async-await syntax is used to work with Futures in a more readable way.
The Timer class is used to delay the completion of our simulated asynchronous operations.
This example demonstrates how to implement timeouts for asynchronous operations in Dart, which is crucial for handling external resources or bounding execution time in your applications.