Is this the Flutter recommended way of writing code for variables declared final?-CodePudding

We can use the following code in Flutter:

final String a, b, c, d, e, f, g;

However, should we use the following code instead of the above:

final String a;
final String b;
final String c;
final String d;
final String e;
final String f;
final String g;

You can see that the first code uses only 1 line and the second code uses 7 lines. So, I think we should use the first code instead of the second?

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Is this the Flutter recommended way of writing code for variables declared final? I would appreciate any help. Thank you in advance!

CodePudding user response：

They both do the same thing. Write it how you want.

final String a = "one", b = "two", c = "three";

I think this is easier to read when initializing variables:

final String a = "one";
final String b = "two";
final String c = "three";