Do you need to execute multiple futures concurrently in Dart, and get all the results at once?
For that, you can use Future.wait().
This will wait for all the futures to complete and return the results as a list, or throw an error if any of them fails.
Note: Future.wait enables concurrency, meaning that multiple futures can be run at once.
But this is not true parallelism, as they all run on the same isolate.
To run heavy computations in parallel, you need multiple isolates.
To learn more, watch this video:
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