The max() function returns the largest value of two numbers sent as parameters.
The figure below shows a visual representation of the max() function.
To use the max() function, you will need to import the dart:math library as shown below:
import dart:math
The syntax of the max() function is as follows:
type max(num-1, type num-2)
// type extends number
The max() function takes two numbers as parameters.
The numbers can be of type
Int,Double,Float, orLong.
The max() function returns the largest value from the two numbers sent as parameters.
The code below shows how to use max() in Dart.
import 'dart:convert';import 'dart:math';void main() {// two positive numbersprint("The value of max(10, 0) = ${max(10, 0)}");//one positive and the other negativeprint("The value of max(4, -6) = ${max(4, -6)}");// both negative numbersprint("The value of max(-10, -9) = ${max(-10, -9)}");// both double numbersprint("The value of max(12.234,1.2345) = ${max(12.234,1.2345)}");// one int and the other doubleprint("The value of max(12.234,1) = ${max(12.234,1)}");}
For every pair of values in the code above, the max() function returns the larger of the two.